few questions
1.Compare the “normal” function of the PFC with its proposed
function in an individual with ADHD. 2 paragraph minimum.
2.Explain the dopamine hypothesis of ADHD. 1 paragraph
minimum.
3.Explain the dopamine hypothesis of ADHD. 1 paragraph
minimum.
4.Why would a reduced size of the corpus callosum be
problematic, with reference to autism? 1 paragraph minimum.
5.5 a. What are mirror neurons? (1 point – 1 paragraph minimum)
5 b. How may mirror neurons play a role in autism? (1 point – 1
paragraph minimum)
6.Explain the underlying pathogenesis of Duchenne’s Muscular
Dystrophy (DMD). 1 paragraph minimum.
7.Based on the information you’ve read about DMD, what are
some daily life limitations, postures, and weaknesses you’d
expect to see in the clinical presentation of a patient with DMD? 2
paragraph minimum
8.Compare/contrast a complete vs. incomplete spinal cord injury.
9.Compare/contrast an individual and their impairments with an
C1-C4 injury vs. an injury in the lumbar spine.
10.Explain how the vascular system of the spinal cord is injured in SCI
secondary injury. 1 paragraph minimum.
11.Discuss the pros and cons of the glial scar in SCI. If you use a list, be
sure to explain each bullet point.
12.Explain why it is difficult to diagnose the level of injury, immediately after
SCI. 1 paragraph minimum.
13.Give an example of a coup-counter coup TBI:
Discuss the mechanism of injury (how the injury happened),
which location of the brain is considered the coup injury, which
location is considered the counter-coup injury, and the resulting
possible functional deficits based on injury locations.
14.Explain why the release of glutamate and Ca2+ so problematic after
TBI. 2 paragraph minimum.
15.Explain why the release of glutamate and Ca2+ so problematic after
TBI. 2 paragraph minimum.
1. In your own words, explain the process of DNA replication. You can use a bullet pointed list
of steps, paragraph form, or draw and upload a diagram.
2. Compare and contrast the differences/similarities in structure
and function of DNA and RNA.
3.Select a drug class from the list below. Give an example and
explain their mechanism of action. Minimum 2 paragraphs.
a. Opioid receptor agonists
b. Centrally–acting muscle relaxants
c. Benzodiazepines
d. Anti-depressants
e. Drug classes for Parkinson’s Disease
4.You’re conducting a study that investigates the effect of placing a running
wheel in cages of rats. Explain at least 5 variables you’d want to control for
to decrease the effects of variability on the study.
5.Discuss the role of the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the circadian rhythm,
physiology, and behavior. Minimum 2 paragraphs.
6.Compare/contrast individuals with advanced sleep phase (ASP) and
delayed sleep phase (DSP) in terms of how they present and the
underlying genetic components. Minimum 2 paragraphs.
7.What is the relationship between oxytocin and:
a. Attachment security
b. Romantic relationships
c. Marital satisfaction
1. In your own words, explain the process of DNA replication. You can use a bullet pointed list
of steps, paragraph form, or draw and upload a diagram.
2. Compare and contrast the differences/similarities in structure
and function of DNA and RNA.
3.Select a drug class from the list below. Give an example and
explain their mechanism of action. Minimum 2 paragraphs.
a. Opioid receptor agonists
b. Centrally–acting muscle relaxants
c. Benzodiazepines
d. Anti-depressants
e. Drug classes for Parkinson’s Disease
4.You’re conducting a study that investigates the effect of placing a running
wheel in cages of rats. Explain at least 5 variables you’d want to control for
to decrease the effects of variability on the study.
5.Discuss the role of the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the circadian rhythm,
physiology, and behavior. Minimum 2 paragraphs.
6.Compare/contrast individuals with advanced sleep phase (ASP) and
delayed sleep phase (DSP) in terms of how they present and the
underlying genetic components. Minimum 2 paragraphs.
7.What is the relationship between oxytocin and:
a. Attachment security
b. Romantic relationships
c. Marital satisfaction