Funny dude lectures Flashcards

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Mood is different cos brain changed

Different brain = different person

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Paul, Mark & ruth are back tot heir old selves

But crystal is no longer the same person, she is more like Sandy, whose brain she now has

  • Crystal is a ‘changed person’
  • Brain does not serve machine-like functions in the way the other organs do; brain is different
  • No matter the technology improvement, the brain will still be different
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frwetyr

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Our brains represent us- they make us what we are, but only in the sense that we also make them what they are; Two-way process

We influence our brains by books, films, music etc

Identical twins have different brains;
- Therefor different personalities

People in longterm relationships modify each others brains

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Tommy Mchugh - brain haem

horrhage; coma

  • Became creative; poetry; artist; sculptor
  • Builder, handyman; street fighter

Compulsive artist; new person; speaks in rhyme

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5
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Jon Sarkin; chiropractor; stroke; different person

  • Now well-established artist
  • “the old Jon is gone”
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Changing people

  • Disinhibition of the brain
  • Frontal and temporal lobes (associated with creativity)

Pathological; Ethical implications

  • Compelling relationships b/w brain injury and aberrant behaviour
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7
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Tantalizing illustration

Jahi McMath

  • Removal of tonsils
  • Massive blood loss - whole brain death
  • Legally dead - death certificate

Remove life support; family disagreed; treatment continued

Death certificate (2)

Disagreement over definition of death
- Does brain death consider death?

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Tantalizing illustration

Jahi McMath

  • Removal of tonsils
  • Massive blood loss - whole brain death
  • Legally dead - death certificate

Remove life support; family disagreed; treatment continued

Death certificate (2)

Disagreement over definition of death
- Does brain death consider death?

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9
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When is a living body not a person

  • Brain death - moves in many societies to equate death of the brain with death of the person
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10
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When is a living body not a person?

  • Extensive multifocal death in the cerebral cortex
  • Vacant
  • Mental activity is absent but the body lives
  • Lives are stable
  • Lowest functioning phase of life, or highest functioning
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11
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When is a living body not a person?

PVS can continue for many years. Usually after 6-12 months decisions are made about wether to continue food and water

  • Individual is dead even though his/her body is still alive
  • Very odd situation
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12
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When is a living body not a person?

  • PAtient in PVS is living breathing corpse (bury such an individual)

If food and water are stopped, what are we doing?

Are we killing a person, or did the person die when PVS set in?

Do we have appropriate language to describe the condition?

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When is a living body not a person?

  • PAtient in PVS is living breathing corpse (bury such an individual)

If food and water are stopped, what are we doing?

Are we killing a person, or did the person die when PVS set in?

Do we have appropriate language to describe the condition?

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