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NSC 3361 Exam 3: Learning & Memory Oscar is a 62 year-old man with a history of alcohol abuse was hospitalized with dehydration and malnutrition. What symptoms did neurologic exams reveal? How was his attention and memory? What condition does he have? - correct answer Exams showed nystagmus and dysmetria. Rapid alternating movements were poor bilaterally and gait was mildly ataxic. He was alert, but only to his own self (he did not know the date or name of the hospital he was in). His short-te...

NSC 3361 Psychopathology Test with Correct Answers What is the role of ketamine in stress and depression? - Answer-ketamine causes upsurge in glutamate, restoring synaptic functioning What will likely replace ECT for treatment of severe acute depression? - Answer-ketamine How is sleep disturbed in depression? - Answer-deep slow-wave sleep is reduced, fragmented, patients enter REM sleep quickly, with increased REM sleep in first half of night What do individuals with bipolar disorder...

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NSC 3361 Neurophysiology Exam Questions with Correct Answers What areas of the brain do focal seizures activae? - Answer-NOT the whole brain; just in one area Myoclonic seizure - Answer-rapid, brief contraction of muscles at the same time on both sides of the body What is unqiue about the movements of myoclonic seizures? - Answer-they are repetitive Why does K+ move out at resting potential? - Answer-along concentration gradient Describe permeability of Na+ - Answer-slightly permeable...

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