neuroimaging reading Flashcards

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covert consciousness

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hidden awareness

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2
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what has led to more people surviving serious brain damage

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improvements in trauma care, roadside medicine, and intensive care

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3
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disorders of consciousness

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conditions in which consciousness is compromised

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4
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brain death

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all functions of brain and brain stem permanently cease

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5
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are disorders of consciousness reversible?

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yes, except brain death

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Coma

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usually temporary; loss of consciousness is complete, wake-sleep cycles disappear, eyes remain closed

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vegetative state

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sleep-wake cycles occur, eyes can open spontaneously or in response to stimulus; only behaviors displayed tend to be reflexive.

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8
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minimally conscious state

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patient may seem vegetative, but sometimes show signs of awareness, like responding somehow to their environment

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locked-in syndrome

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technically not a disorder of consciousness, since patient is conscious, but they cannot move. Many patients retain ability to blink and move eyes.

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