Human Anatomy

The Nervous System

         
             
       
             

 

 

   
     

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

Objectives:

Developmental Aspects of the Nervous System

* List several factors that may have harmful effects on brain development.
* Briefly describe the cause, signs, and consequences of
the following congenital disorders: spina bifida,
anencephaly, cerebral palsy.
* Explain the decline in brain size and weight that occurs with age.
* Define senility and list some possible causes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
             
                   
 
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Review questions: read the READING ASSIGNMENT, then answer the following questions in a word document.

Do not copy the questions, your answer MUST be in complete sentences and reflect the question.

For multiple choice questions, Put the letter of the answer only.

Head your word document:

Unit 11 Day 5 Developmental Aspects of the Nervous System

Include your name, hour, date and class in your document.

1. Compare CVAs and TIAs in terms of causes, symptoms and consequences.

2. Define senility. Name possible causes of permanent and revercible senility.

Use what you have learned in chapter to answer the following questions.

3. Mrs. Jones has had a progressive decline in her capabilities in the past 5 or 6 years. At first, her family attributes her occational memory lapses, confusion and agiration to grief over her husband's death 6 years earlier. When examined, Mrs. Jones was aware of her cognitive problems and was shown to have an IQ score approximately 30 points lower than would be predicted by her work history. A CT scan showed diffuse cerebral atrophy. The physician prescribed a mild transquilizer for Mrs. Jones and told her family that there was little else he could recommend. What is mrs. Jones problem?

 

 
                   
   

Click the link below and complete these activities:

Cranial Nerves
Structure of a Nerve
Descriptions of Cranial Nerves
Distribution of Spinal Nerves

 

     
                   
   

Click the link below to take the Self test.

Then click "Section Self-Tests".

Take Section 4 test.

Record your score under your answers to the above questions