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What is the main function of a neuron?
What is the main function of a neuron?
- To transmit light and initiate vision
- To receive and relay electrical impulses (correct)
- To control body functions
- To regulate involuntary movements
What is the cerebrum?
What is the cerebrum?
- The largest part of the brain (correct)
- A cluster of nerve cells
- The spinal cord's connection to the brain
- The part of the brain that controls balance
What is the function of the ganglion?
What is the function of the ganglion?
- To transmit electrical impulses
- To control voluntary movements
- To regulate involuntary movements
- To approve or reject signals from the brain (correct)
What is the cornea?
What is the cornea?
What is the function of the cochlea?
What is the function of the cochlea?
What is the retina?
What is the retina?
What is the function of the stem?
What is the function of the stem?
What is the tympanic?
What is the tympanic?
What is the cause of Bell palsy?
What is the cause of Bell palsy?
What is the result of a bursting artery in the brain?
What is the result of a bursting artery in the brain?
What is the term for stroke?
What is the term for stroke?
What is the cause of Autism?
What is the cause of Autism?
What is the result of high blood pressure on weak areas of the blood vessel wall?
What is the result of high blood pressure on weak areas of the blood vessel wall?
What is the characteristic of Cerebral Palsy?
What is the characteristic of Cerebral Palsy?
What is the state of deep unconsciousness and lack of responsiveness?
What is the state of deep unconsciousness and lack of responsiveness?
What is the result of a mild traumatic brain injury?
What is the result of a mild traumatic brain injury?
What is characterized by violent and uncontrolled shaking due to head injuries or fever?
What is characterized by violent and uncontrolled shaking due to head injuries or fever?
What does the condition Hyperesthesia cause?
What does the condition Hyperesthesia cause?
Which condition is usually age-related and consists of sharp, shocking pain in different parts of the body?
Which condition is usually age-related and consists of sharp, shocking pain in different parts of the body?
What is characterized by a sensation of tingling, skin-crawling, and numbness?
What is characterized by a sensation of tingling, skin-crawling, and numbness?
What condition is known for causing memory loss and difficulty in thinking skills, primarily in elderly individuals?
What condition is known for causing memory loss and difficulty in thinking skills, primarily in elderly individuals?
Which condition involves extreme pain often due to surgeries, inflammation, or chemotherapy?
Which condition involves extreme pain often due to surgeries, inflammation, or chemotherapy?
What best describes Neurasthenia?
What best describes Neurasthenia?
Which symptom specifically involves extreme pain due to nerve damage?
Which symptom specifically involves extreme pain due to nerve damage?
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