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armygirl

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Question 1

How do efferent nerve fibres communicate with the central nervous system (CNS)?

◦ They take messages toward the CNS.
◦ They relay messages within the CNS.
◦ They take messages away from the CNS.
◦ They carry messages both away from and toward the CNS.

Question 2

How do lesioning studies relate to studies of patients with brain injuries?

◦ Lesioning was originally used for research purposes but is beginning to be accepted as a therapeutic technique.
◦ Lesioning is an imaging method that is appropriate for use with patients who may have foreign materials lodged in their wounds.
◦ Lesioning is used in animal research to test hypotheses generated from case studies of patients with brain damage.
◦ Lesioning is a therapeutic technique designed to reduce symptoms associated with brain damage.
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Reply 2 on: Jan 15, 2021
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