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Why don't doctors treat people with eating disorders by placing electrodes in their brains?
Eating disorders are not caused by physical deformities or problems in the brain. Instead, they are more like fears and delusions. Therapies that work for eating disorders are meant to try and help the affected patient or individual learn to have a healthy relaionship with food again and to be healthy.
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When will doctors strip your membranes?
Only if our brains,memories & wallet Will alow it.
What are the release dates for The Doctors - 2008 Secrets to Brains Beauty and a Better You 3-161?
The Doctors - 2008 Secrets to Brains Beauty and a Better You 3-161 was released on: USA: 8 June 2011
Took my 16 yr old daughter for a follow up with her GI doctor today is there any reason he should be lifting up her shirt and placing the stethescope on the lower part of her breast?
To listen to her heart? You don't measure the heart from the foot do you. Use your brains woman, brains!
How does an EEG work?
It is basically in mammals the first cell of the offspring, and in animals that lay eggs it is the shell that protects it while the offspring grows and matures. All eggs must be fertilized by sperm in order to have a chance of producing a mature offspring.Edit: I'm assuming you meant EEG and not "egg" like the above said.The EEG uses electrodes wired to your head to pick up the faint EM fields your brain generates. These are generally all sub 100 Hz, and exist in several different wavelengths (i.e. alpha, beta, theta, gamma waves...)The electrodes act like antennas and send the signal they pick up to an amplifier, which is loaded into a computer to show different activity from different parts of the brain. Most human brains behave very similarly, so when something is acting up/different than normal, this can often be used to diagnose basic mental disorders/diseases and tumors. (Though MRI and CAT Scans have replaced that, mostly.)Source: I got bored last night and spent a few hours looking into EEG equipment for a project I'm working on.
Who offers a machine that can hear sounds in your brains?
no one yet. My team is creating same to help doctors ID and repair tinnitus. I am afflicated with cerebral T.
Does insects have big brains or little brains?
little brains
How many brains do dolphins have?
well great white sharks have 6 senses 1.sight 2.smell 3.taste 4.touch 5.sound and bazaar 6th sense the electrodes sense
Do fungi have brains?
No, plant life does not have brains.
Does boys have brains?
Yes everyone has brains!
What actors and actresses appeared in The Einstein Factor - 2004?
The cast of The Einstein Factor - 2004 includes: Kath Albury as Herself - Brains Trust Greg Barns as Himself - Brains Trust Peter Berner as Himself - Host Diana Burleigh as Herself - Audience Member Diana Burleigh as Herself - Brains Trust Diana Burleigh as Herself - Contestant Kate Burridge as Herself - Brains Trust Bronwyn Burton as Herself - Brains Trust Leslie Cannold as Herself - Brains Trust Elaine Canty as Herself - Brains Trust Dawn Casey as Herself - Brains Trust Russell Cheek as Himself - Brains Trust Scott Congdon as Himself - Contestant Clio Cresswell Clio Cresswell as Herself - Brains Trust Kerry Cue as Herself - Brains Trust Geraldine Doogue as Herself - Brains Trust Christopher Fare as Himself - Contestant Tim Ferguson as Himself - Brains Trust David Galbally as Himself - Brains Trust Michael Garbutt as Himself - Brains Trust Alice Garner as Herself - Brains Trust Fiona Giles as Herself - Brains Trust Dave Graney as Himself - Special adjudicator Derek Guille as Himself - Brains Trust Stephen Hall as Himself - Brains Trust Anita Heiss as Herself - Brains Trust Andi Horvath as Herself - Brains Trust Gael Jennings Gael Jennings as Herself - Brains Trust Thomas Keneally as Himself - Brains Trust Jean Kittson as Herself - Brains Trust Carlo Kopp as Himself - Special adjudicator Karl Kruszelnicki as Himself - Brains Trust Chas Licciardello as Himself - Brains Trust Shane Maloney as Himself - Brains Trust Susan Maushart as Herself - Brains Trust Rod McGeoch as Himself - Brains Trust Tony Moclair as Himself - Brains Trust Lawrence Mooney as Himself - Brains Trust Julian Morrow as Himself - Brains Trust Virginia Noel as Herself - Audience member Virginia Noel as Herself - Brains Trust Virginia Noel as Herself - Contestant Cindy Pan as Herself - Brains Trust Matt Parkinson as Himself - Brains Trust Matt Parkinson as Himself - Contestant Moira Rayner as Herself - Brains Trust Jocelynne Scutt as Herself - Brains Trust Jill Singer as Herself - Brains Trust Red Symons as himself Red Symons as Himself - Brains Trust Red Symons as Himself - Contestant Deb Thomas as Herself - Brains Trust Virginia Trioli as Herself - Brains Trust Alan Trounson as Brains Trust-Himself Alan Trounson as Himself - Brains Trust Sue Turnbull Sue Turnbull as Herself - Brains Trust Michael Veitch as Himself - Brains Trust Clare Wright Clare Wright as Herself - Brains Trust Sandra Yates as Herself - Brains Trust
How do doctors tell if a patient has schizophrenia or if the symptoms are from another illness?
Schizophrenia can be identified because of the odd behavior of the persons that it effects. Hearing voices, hallucinations, becoming catatonic, thinking people are trying to kill you, believing that you are an important person (like the president), talking in nonsensical sentances (word salad) are all symptoms of the disease. Affected people's brains can be differentiated from normal persons brains via brain scan as well. Certain psychoactive medications do help person with schizophrenia. Usually doctors make diagnosis based on symptoms that are observed in a patient.
Do mammals have brains?
yes they have very big brains
