Cerebellum
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Encoding, Storage and Retrieval
media.lanecc.eduCerebellum • Temporal lobe Hypothalamus Reticular formation • Occipital lobe Amygdala • Parietal lobe • Frontal lobe . LP 6C LTM 18 03/30/20 Encoding: Hierarchies Organize these minerals in a way that make it easier to remember these minerals. There are different many different ways to organize the information.
Chapter 22: Varicella; Epidemiology and Prevention of ...
www.cdc.govthe cerebellum, with resulting cerebellar ataxia, is the most common central nervous system manifestation (1 per 4,000 cases of varicella in unvaccinated children) and generally has a good outcome. Reye syndrome may follow varicella, although this outcome has become very rare with the recommendation
Theories of addiction: Causes and maintenance addiction of 4
www.open.educannabinoid (CB1) receptor is most common in the hippocampus, ganglia, and cerebellum (Comings et al., 1997). Opiates The brain’s endogenous opioid system constitutes peptide including endorphins and enkephalins, which are stored in opiate neurons and released to mediate endogenous opiate actions (Altman et al., 1996; Nutt, 1997).
SENSE ORGANS HANDOUT - soinc.org
www.soinc.orgsignals to the cerebellum Dynamic Equilibrium • Receptors in the semicircular canals respond to angular or rotary movements of the head. • Semicircular canals are oriented in the three planes of space • Crista Ampullaris: receptor region that consists of a tuft of hair cells covered with a gelatinous cap called the cupula