Match Flashcards by Luji 212 | Brainscape

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Has a better resolution than the EEG (between PET AND CT)

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None

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Measures structure

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CT

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Radiation exposure occurs

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Both

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Stimulation method

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None

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Tricyclics

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depression

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Phenothiazines

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schizophrenia

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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors

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depression

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Lithium

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bipolar disorder

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intracranial self stimulation (ICSS)

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Olds, J and Milner, P

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triune brain concept

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McLean, P

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directed facial action (DFA) task

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Ekman, P

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reward prediction coding

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Schultz, W

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medial limbic circuit

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Papez, J

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atrial natriuretic peptide

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heart

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central chemoreceptors

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medullary cardiovascular center

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vasoconstrictor efferents

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spinal cord

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parasympathetic neurons

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dorsal vagal nucleus

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baroreceptors

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carotid body

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baroreceptors

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carotid body

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Emotional lability

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orbitofrontal damage

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Impaired social insight

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orbitofrontal damage

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motor programming deficits

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dorsolateral frontal damage

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stimulus-driven behavior

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orbitofrontal damage

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Hemispatial neglect

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parietal damage

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n. facial paresis (CN VIII)

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Bell

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facial action coding system (FACS)

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Ekman

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Physical reactions evoke emotions

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James and Lang

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cognition is involved in emotions

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Singer and Schacter

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facial feedback hypothesis

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Darwin

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exchange zone

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capillaries

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resistance zone

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precapillary sphincters

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distributive zone

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muscular arteries

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turbulence

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aorta

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capacity zone

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veins

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colloid-osmotic pressure

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25 mmHg

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diastolic pressure

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80 mmHg

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pulse pressure

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40 mmHg

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systolic pressure

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120 mmHg

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central venous pressure

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0 mmHg

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Orienting reaction

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Sokolov

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Cardiac-somatic coupling hypothesis

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Obrist

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systolic blood pressure

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Korotkoff

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directed facial action task (DFA)

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Ekman