Nervous System (CNS), answer them all with just few words no need for details and I will rate you.
1- Clinically, what circumstances are EEGs used for? A doctor runs 2 EEG tests on you: one while awake and one while asleep. They notice that your brain activity is the same for both tests. Your doctor grows very concerned and determines that you have a sleep disorder. Do you agree with the outcome? What is a plausible explanation for why the results might have been the same?
2-What are the primary functions of the cerebellum? What does it mean that it is a âcomparatorâ? Preprogrammed (and rehearsed) motor skills are executed by the cerebellum. Can you provide some examples of these?
3-If an individual has high visual cortex activity, active memory areas and very low frontal cortex activity, the individual must be in which stage of their sleep cycle?
Nervous System (CNS), answer them all with just few words no need for details and I will rate you.
1- Clinically, what circumstances are EEGs used for? A doctor runs 2 EEG tests on you: one while awake and one while asleep. They notice that your brain activity is the same for both tests. Your doctor grows very concerned and determines that you have a sleep disorder. Do you agree with the outcome? What is a plausible explanation for why the results might have been the same?
2-What are the primary functions of the cerebellum? What does it mean that it is a âcomparatorâ? Preprogrammed (and rehearsed) motor skills are executed by the cerebellum. Can you provide some examples of these?
3-If an individual has high visual cortex activity, active memory areas and very low frontal cortex activity, the individual must be in which stage of their sleep cycle?
