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What sensory damage can result after undergoing a pallidotomy?
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There are small but significant risks of damage to the optic tract, which can cause visual deficits. Speech impairments may also occur, including difficulty retrieving words and slurred speech.
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What do you think will happen to the tissues organs and organ system if these cells were injured?
It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage. Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accululation of water or another substance (eg. hydropic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis. If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
What would result from damage to the superior colliculi?
Vision damage
What is the organisms actions as a result of sensory neural and hormonal factors in response to changes in the external or internal conditions?
Stimulus
What is the organism's actions as a result of sensory neural and hormonal factors in response to changes in external or internal conditions?
Stimulus
Disturbances when will sensory neurons result in an action potential?
if the graded potential of threshold size reaches a trigger zone
What is the difference between congenital and acquired sensory loss?
congenital sensory loss is when the person has the sensory loss from birth where as acquired sensory loss is when the sensory loss has developed as is the result result of ageing, serious injury or illness.
Can noisey factories or road works cause sensory loss?
Noisy factories or road work can cause sensory loss if it exceeds a certain decibel. This can result in hearing damage which may affect a person for the rest of their lives.
What would be the result of damage to ventral root of a spinal nerve?
Would lead to loss of both sensory & motor function. Ventral ramus is the anterior division of a spinal nerve.
What causes white spots on green olives?
This is a naturally occurring result of the olive undergoing fermentation. It is harmless, and does not affect the taste of the olives. This is a naturally occurring result of the olive undergoing fermentation. It is harmless, and does not affect the taste of the olives.
Does 10000mg of tylonal always result in liver damage?
does 10000Mg of tylonal allways result in liver damage
What do you think will happen to the organs if these tissues think will happen to the organ system?
It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage. Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accululation of water or another substance (eg. hydropic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis. If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
What do you think will happen to the organism if the tissue organ and system were injured?
It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage. Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accululation of water or another substance (eg. hydropic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis. If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
What do you think will happen to the tissues organs organ systems if the cells were injured?
It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage. Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accululation of water or another substance (eg. hydropic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis. If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
What do you think will happen to the tissues organs and organ system if these cells were injured?
It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage. Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accululation of water or another substance (eg. hydropic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis. If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
What do you think will happen to the organ systems If the tissues were injured or diseased?
It will depend on which cells are damaged and the extent/nature of the damage. Sublethal damage is when the damage does not kill the cell. This may result in the accululation of water or another substance (eg. hydropic or fatty degeneration). If the cell is lethally damaged, it will undergo necrosis. If large areas of cells are damaged, the surrounding cells usually react by undergoing mitosis (depending on the tissue type in question). If large enough areas undergo irreversible damage, the tissue will become necrotic and organ disease or failure may result.
What would result from damage to the superior colliculi?
Vision damage
What is defined as the result of external stimuli on sensory organ and the transmission of that information to the brain?
sensation
