Brain Hemispheres, Myofascial System, and Nervous System Quiz
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What is the key goal of the therapist during activation?

  • To help the client become aware of what is happening (correct)
  • To help the client speed up
  • To help the client become more intuitive
  • To help the client become more cognitive
  • What is the myofascial system?

  • A network of interconnected nerves
  • A network of interconnected muscles
  • A network of interconnected fascia (correct)
  • A network of interconnected emotions
  • What is the sympathetic nervous system responsible for?

  • Restoring function after injury
  • Regulating involuntary physiologic processes
  • The fight or flight response (correct)
  • Reducing anxiety and stress
  • What is the effect of chronic stress on the body?

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    What is the parasympathetic nervous system responsible for?

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    Study Notes

    • The right and left hemispheres of the brain do not develop simultaneously.
    • The right hemisphere is devoted to intuition and relationships and the left hemisphere is more about linear and cognitive thinking.
    • During the first two years of life, the right hemisphere grows while the left side doesn't become active till around the age of 2.
    • The right side is devoted to survival and the left side is more about emotion and cognition.
    • When a client is activated they tend to speed up.
    • One way to help a client become aware of what is happening is to feel their body.
    • The key facts from the text above are that a client is activated and they can feel their body become activated.
    • The goal of the therapist during activation is to help the client become aware of what is happening and to help them to slow down.
    • The myofascial system is a network of interconnected fascia that support and protect the body's structures.
    • The myofascial system is intimately connected to the nervous system, and can be affected by emotions.
    • The myofascial system is a key part of the body's structural continuity, and is often used to restore function after injury.
    • Manual therapy that includes the emotional sphere is often necessary to restore balance and function to the myofascial system.
    • The energy of emotions has a magnetic charge, and can affect the body's structures if not released.
    • The autonomic nervous system is a component of the peripheral nervous system that regulates involuntary physiologic processes.
    • The sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic response are two parts of the autonomic nervous system.
    • The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for the fight or flight response, which is a survival mechanism that can cause high levels of anxiety.
    • Chronic stress has negative effects on the body, including high blood pressure, artery-clogging deposits, and changes in the brain.
    • The parasympathetic nervous system can be activated to reduce anxiety and stress. This also lifts mood, strengthens the immune system, and reduces blood pressure.

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    Test your knowledge on topics related to brain hemispheres, myofascial system, and nervous system. Learn about the development of the right and left hemispheres, the importance of the myofascial system in structural continuity, and the functions of the autonomic nervous system.

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