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Title: brain surgeon Are You Smarter than a 5th grader?


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brain surgeon Are
You Smarter than a 5th grader?
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Are You Smarter Than a Brain surgeon?
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Regions Topic 1 Question
  • A young man has just received serious burns,
    resulting from standing with his back too close
    to a bonfire. He is muttering that he never felt
    the pain. Otherwise, he would have smothered the
    flames by rolling on the ground. What part of
    his Brain might be malfunctioning?

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Regions Topic 1 Answer
  • He us unable to feel the heat on the skin of his
    back. The somatosensory cortex of his brain may
    not be working.

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Regions Topic 2 Question
  • This region of the brain helps you to never
    forget how to ride a bike. It takes over learned
    motor skills.

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Regions Topic 2 Answer
  • The cerebellum

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Testing Topic 3 Question
  • A 12 year old boy suddenly falls to the ground,
    having an epileptic seizure. He is rushed to the
    emergency room of the local hospital for
    medication. His follow-up care includes a
    recording of his brain waves to try to determine
    the area of the lesion. What is this procedure
    called?

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Testing Topic 3 Answer
  • Electroencephalogram (EEG)

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Testing Topic 4 Question
  • A flat EEG is evidence of what?

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Testing Topic 4 Answer
  • Clinical death

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Conditions Topic 5 Question
  • An example of basal nuclei problems resulting
    from a degeneration of the dopamine-releasing
    neurons of the substantia nigra. Symptoms
    include persistent tremors, a forward-bent
    walking posture and shuffling gait and stiff
    facial expression.

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Conditions Topic 5 Answer
  • Parkinsons disease

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Conditions Topic 6 Question
  • Danny is the star of his high school hockey team.
    During a game, he is slammed into the glass and
    falls hard to the ice. He had a headache and
    continued to feel dizzy for hours after the game.
    Even tho his symptoms improved Dannys coach
    made him sit out the following game, Why?

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Conditions Topic 6 Answer
  • Danny had a concussion. With the swelling
    involved with a concussion the brain is very
    vulnerable, even the slightest jarring could
    cause permanent damage.

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Functions Topic 7 Question
  • The outermost covering of the brain, composed of
    tough fibrous connective tissue and forming the
    periosteum of the skull.

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Functions Topic 7 Answer
  • Dura matter (outer meningial membrane)

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Functions Topic 8 Question
  • Important relay station for afferent fibers
    traveling to the sensory cortex for
    interpretation.

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Functions Topic 8 Answer
  • Thalamus

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Nicknames Topic 9 Question
  • Given a nickname because it sees light and
    dark. It is responsible for regulating the
    internal clock with the release of a hormone.
    What is the name of this part of the brain and
    what is its nickname?

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Nicknames Topic 9 Answer
  • The pineal gland nicknamed the third eye

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Nicknames Topic 10 Question
  • Give the correct name and function of the part of
    the brain nicknamed the reptilian brain.

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Nicknames Topic 10 Answer
  • The brainstem controls the essential survival
    functions like breathing and heartbeat digestion
    and elimination of waste and body temperature.
    Maintains life without conscience thought.

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Topic 11 Million Dollar Question
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3 point Question
  • While you were playing these games, what part of
    your brain was getting the biggest workout? You
    must list at least three areas and how they were
    helping you today.

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3 point Answer
  • Long term memory - Hippocamus, frontal lobe
    cortex, thalamus, hypothalamus,
  • Short term memory - Parietal lobe, upper temporal
    lobe, occipital lobe

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