Brain

The convolutions in the cerebrum increase surface area

This is a very broad question and instead of getting into the science of it I will explain it simply. It like many other narcotic pain relievers is an opiate. When consumed It is metabolized and converted in your blood into other chemicals one being morphine. It is used for slightly more severe pain than a normal over the counter pain reliever can.

IF you are really interested in the science behind it I recommend starting your own personal research on a site like wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codeine

The cocheal contains receptor cells that convert sound vibrations into impulses that are sent to the brain.

There are no studies for the synthetic chemicals used in these 'legal herbs'. The US government recently banned a few of them but the producers held out on about half the known synthetics and never released them until the ban was first attempted in December. So now that there is a ban, there is a whole new line of products. It seems likely these chemicals have similar characteristics as THC, but no one knows the true answer to your question yet.

Kind of. It is mainly just a big ball of nerve cells to form one of the earliest brains.

The cerebral hemispheres are connected by the corpus callosum.

Cerebellar disorders cause inability to control the force, fine positioning, and speed of movements (ataxia ). Disorders of the cerebellum may also impair the ability to judge distance

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cerebellum

brain drain is the transfering of the professional from the other countries

one of the basic anatomical difference between these two structures is in there numbers of layers of grey matter. cerebrum has 6 layers of distinct cells in its cortex where as berebellum has only 3 layes of neronal cells in its cortex. other difference that i could come up with was this that they both have difference in their vasculature. cerebellum has a very high vasculature as compared to cerebrum.

The cranium and the vertebral column.

apoplexy; rupture of a blood vessel in the brain resulting in loss of consciousness, often followed by paralysis, or embolism or thrombosis affecting a cerebral vessel.

If the stroke is severe, a person may die.

How is the blood brain barrier important to patient care?

NO. this requires cognitive responces and actions. If you are brain dead you cant tell your mouth to open, chew or swallow

The "medulla oblongata", commonly known as simply the "medulla", is the lower half of the brain stem. It controls the cardiac, respiratory systems and other autonomic systems.

cortex of brain can control the movement of voluntary muscular

Since a coma is just going to sleep and never waking up, a coma shouldn't cause brain damage. It is just that the brain is in a permanent mode of sleep in which the victim cannot be aroused.

The tissues found in the brain are gray matter and white matter.

The gray matter is made up of unmyelinated neurons and it is the area of nerve connections and processing.

The white matter is made up of myelinated neurons that connect the regions of gray matter to each other and the rest of the body. The white matter acts as the main information path that speeds up connection between the brain and distant parts of the body.

Yes. I know of a person who was severely beaten and became brain damaged, and he was perfectly normal before, but now he has mental disabilities plus cerebral palsy.

• frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, and the temporal lobe

it extend the spinal cord through four fifth of the spinal column

Agustina Nolasco

No, they trap their prey then push out their stomachs and digest their prey.