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Brain Damage and Neuroplasticity Chapter 10

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What is the primary reason why rapid reorganization of the brain does not involve changes of more than 2 mm of cortical surface?

Because it is a quick process and neural growth is slow

Due to limits of neural growth (correct)

To prevent interference with other brain functions

Due to the maximum capacity of cortical reorganization

What is the main difference between recovery of function and compensatory changes after CNS damage?

Recovery of function is a result of neural growth, while compensatory changes are a result of neural degeneration

Recovery of function is a return of lost functions, while compensatory changes are new cognitive and behavioral strategies (correct)

Recovery of function is a long-term process, while compensatory changes are short-term

Recovery of function is a partial process, while compensatory changes are complete

What is the role of cognitive reserve in improvements observed after brain damage?

It accomplishes tasks in alternative ways (correct)

It results in true recovery of brain function

It slows down the decline of brain function

It prevents further damage to the brain

What is the limitation of adult neurogenesis in the human brain?

Stem cells cannot migrate from their usual sites of genesis to distant areas of damage Signup and view all the answers

What was the initial goal of neurotransplantation as a treatment for CNS damage?

To replace damaged cells with embryonic tissue Signup and view all the answers

What is the result of Constraint-Induced Therapy in treating strokes?

Reduced expansion of cortical damage into surrounding penumbra Signup and view all the answers

What is the benefit of cognitively and physically active individuals in contracting neurological disorders?

They are less likely to contract neurological disorders Signup and view all the answers

What is the mechanism underlying the benefits of enriched environments in neurological disorders?

The mechanisms are unclear Signup and view all the answers

What is the reason behind phantom limb pain in some amputees?

The cortical area that previously managed the amputated limb receives no input Signup and view all the answers

What is the result of rehabilitative training in treating spinal injury patients?

90% of trained patients became independent walkers Signup and view all the answers