A perceptual experience that many epileptics experience, which occurs without sensory stimulation before the onset of seizures, is known as ________.
a) halos
b) seizure atmospheres
c) the burnt toast phenomena
d) auras
e) sensory epilepticus
Question 2
Physiologists Bell and Magendie studied the nerves that exited the spinal cord. Their discovery that the spinal cord was _________ led to the view that the brain was __________.
a) functionally segregated; functionally segregated
b) structurally segregated; structurally segregated
c) a distinct entity; a distinct entity
d) easily accessible for research; easily accessible for research
e) measurable; measurable
Spinal cord—levels of injury; A, areas of sensory function (dermatomes); B, areas of motor function.
Hiatal hernia. (a) The hernia occurs when the stomach protrudes through the diaphragm and into the t
Sensory, motor, interneuron, and effector
The hierarchical organization of the sensory systems. The receptors perform the simplest and most ...
Major Somatic Sensory Tracts and Pathways
Pattern of Retinal Stimulation