'Rapid eye movement sleep' presentation slideshows

BRAIN RHYTHMS & SLEEP

BRAIN RHYTHMS & SLEEP. Psychology 2401 Foundations of Biopsychology Alana Rawana 2013. RHYTHMIC ACTIVITY. Environment is rhythmic Brains have evolved a variety of systems for rhythmic control Mammalian rhythmicity : Thirst and hunger States of arousal (alertness) Hormonal secretion

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Neurology

Neurology. Study of the Nerve (Nervous System). Neurology Objectives:. To be able to identify different structures of the brain and nerves. To explain the functions of the nervous system. To explain how memory, emotions, consciousness, sleep, communication, and nerves work.

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Overview of Sleep Ritu G. Grewal, MD

Overview of Sleep Ritu G. Grewal, MD. Key to Evaluation of Sleep Problems . Sleep Physiology Factors that impact on sleep Sleep History Polysomnogram. Defining Sleep.

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Part II

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Chapter 5 States of Consciousness

Chapter 5 States of Consciousness. Some Early Definitions. Consciousness: All the sensations, perceptions, memories, and feelings you are aware of in any instant Waking Consciousness: Normal, clear, organized, alert awareness

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Human Growth and Development

Human Growth and Development. Chapter Five First Two Years: Biosocial Development. PowerPoints prepared by Cathie Robertson, Grossmont College Revised by Jenni Fauchier, Metropolitan Community College. Body Changes. Rapid changes Consequences of neglect severe. Body Size .

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Biological Rhythms

Biological Rhythms. Animal can predict the future?. 2 criteria for existence of a clock. Behavior rhythmic Rhythm persists without external cues done by isolation eclosion of fruit flies in dark. Biological Clock.

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Altered States of Consciousness

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Altered States of Consciousness Sleep, Dreams, Hypnosis, and Drugs

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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM [CNS] TUTORIAL DISCUSSION 2

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM [CNS] TUTORIAL DISCUSSION 2. Dr. Zahoor Tuesday 10-12-2013. TOPICS. Thalamus and Hypothalamus Speech Limbic System Memory Sleep and EEG. 1. THALAMUS & HYPOTHALAMUS. Q1. What are the functions of Thalamus? Q2. If sensory cortex is damaged, can person

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Pediatric Sleep Disorders: Things that go Bump in the Night

Pediatric Sleep Disorders: Things that go Bump in the Night. Kristen H. Archbold, RN, PhD. Pediatric Sleep Disorders. Common sleep disorders of childhood Sleep disorders of infancy: SIDS ALTEs Central apnea of infancy. Pediatric Sleep Disorders. Overview of pediatric sleep

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CHAPTER 14

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The Dyssomnias

The Dyssomnias. Babatunde Idowu Ogundipe M.D. M.P.H. Comprehensive Clinical Services P.C. January 20 2012. What is Sleep?. A reversible behavioral state of perceptual disengagement from and unresponsiveness to the environment.

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DREAM

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States of Consciousness

States of Consciousness. Chapter 5. The Sleep Cycle. Circadian Rhythm : Regular bodily rhythm that occurs on a 24-hour cycle Occurs in five stages Stage 1 Brief May experience hallucinations or falling sensation. Stage 2 About 20 minutes

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Reading Velocity # 8

Reading Velocity # 8. Skimming: The Corvette of Reading Rates. Why Understanding Reading Rates Helps You. Struggling Reader. Proficient Reader.

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Ezequiel & Karina

GLO 3: DISCUSS HOW AND WHY PARTICULAR RESEARCH METHODS ARE USED AT THE BIOLOGICAL LEVEL OF ANALYSIS. Ezequiel & Karina . Raine (brain scans). The aim of this experiment was to discover if murderers who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity(NGRI) show evidence of brain abnormalities.

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