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jerry coleman

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Partial transections of the brain stem at the collicular level did not disrupt the normal sleep-wake cycle of cortical EEG unless the transections included the
 
  A) hypothalamus.
  B) cerebellum.
  C) substantia nigra.
  D) reticular formation.
  E) diencephalon.

Question 2

The EEG of the encephale isol preparation is almost continuously
 
  A) low-amplitude, high-frequency.
  B) low-amplitude, low-frequency.
  C) high-amplitude, low-frequency.
  D) high-amplitude, high-frequency.
  E) none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E



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