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- What would happen if we could act out our dreams? Would it be like sleepwalking?Lack of sleep has adverse effects on our physical and mental health in numerous ways. What are they?if you were to take a nap what would the ideal amount of nap time be, aand why? Would you get more REM or NREM sleep during this nap?
- Can you make me a Digital picture showing all parts of the brain and there functions??When you're looking at an fMRI scan, where you see certain parts of the brain 'lit up', what are you really looking at? areas of the brain where blood was flowing areas of the brain that were active areas of the brain where electrical activity was taking place areas of the brain that were more active during one task relative to anotherThe nonvisual awareness of the body’s position and movements is called ____.
- Is it true that not having enough sleep for 5 days a week and then sleep recovery for the next 2 days can be worse then not having enough sleep for 7 days a week?does our brain literally start to eat itself when it doesn't get enough sleep? what happens when we don't get enough sleep?Joanne just celebrated her 50 th birthday and knows that she should probably see her physician for a physical. She’s generally in good health, but has been experiencing some odd symptoms lately. Joanne has been experiencing mild to moderate headaches once or twice a week, usually in the morning hours. She feels that her mental acuity “isn’t what it used to be” and forgets the day of the week occasionally. Her husband often complains that she has the TV too loud, but Joanne thinks it’s a normal volume. She has noticed that her feet and toes are colder and she has to wear socks and slippers around the house to be comfortable.A few nights a week, she wakes up in the middle of the night with tingling and numbness in her right hand. Joanne works at a desk all day and she notices a sharp, and sometimes throbbing, pain in her feet bilaterally after a long workday. She was thinking that her symptoms were just part of aging, but wonders if it could be abnormal. She has no history of major…
- Joanne just celebrated her 50 th birthday and knows that she should probably see her physician for a physical. She’s generally in good health, but has been experiencing some odd symptoms lately. Joanne has been experiencing mild to moderate headaches once or twice a week, usually in the morning hours. She feels that her mental acuity “isn’t what it used to be” and forgets the day of the week occasionally. Her husband often complains that she has the TV too loud, but Joanne thinks it’s a normal volume. She has noticed that her feet and toes are colder and she has to wear socks and slippers around the house to be comfortable.A few nights a week, she wakes up in the middle of the night with tingling and numbness in her right hand. Joanne works at a desk all day and she notices a sharp, and sometimes throbbing, pain in her feet bilaterally after a long workday. She was thinking that her symptoms were just part of aging, but wonders if it could be abnormal. She has no history of major…Joanne just celebrated her 50 th birthday and knows that she should probably see her physician for a physical. She’s generally in good health, but has been experiencing some odd symptoms lately. Joanne has been experiencing mild to moderate headaches once or twice a week, usually in the morning hours. She feels that her mental acuity “isn’t what it used to be” and forgets the day of the week occasionally. Her husband often complains that she has the TV too loud, but Joanne thinks it’s a normal volume. She has noticed that her feet and toes are colder and she has to wear socks and slippers around the house to be comfortable.A few nights a week, she wakes up in the middle of the night with tingling and numbness in her right hand. Joanne works at a desk all day and she notices a sharp, and sometimes throbbing, pain in her feet bilaterally after a long workday. She was thinking that her symptoms were just part of aging, but wonders if it could be abnormal. She has no history of major…Altered States of Consciousness A patient who is engage in effective place, and person is also impaired but they are easily aroused by restless and will be unable to think clearly or Their to time, stimuli. Patients who are are and may have hallucinations. These but will struggle with patients are uninterested in their in thought. patients fall asleep unless stimulated but are patients are in patients are easily attention. surrounding or events and are with voice or touch. a deep state of sleep and will only be awakened by stimulation. Finally, patients are unable to be aroused with stimuli.
