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Your brain and spinal cord, for the most part.
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What term refers to putting your priorities into focus?
prioritizing
What term refers to garbage that contains pollutants?
hazardous waste
What is the term fresh water refers to water with low?
salt
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Ganglion
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Glioma
What does the term central nervous system refer to?
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What is pachymeningeal?
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Can neuropathy cause seizures?
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What does the term neurological disorder mean?
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Does Alcohol depresses the nervous system?
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What is the medical term meaning a physician who operates on the organs of the nervous system?
A neurosurgeon operates on the nervous system.
How is the term 'narkotyki' defined?
The term 'narkotyki' is defined in Polish as any drug that act on the human central nervous system. These drugs can include: opiates and opioid's, fentanyl, and psychotropic substances.
What is the medical term meaning brain specialist?
A Neurologist is a physician that studies the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems. The brain is a portion of the central nervous system and gets slightly more emphasis over the other aspects of the nervous system. These are the doctors that deal with Alzheimer's disease, migraines, strokes, and brain injuries.
