Strong Evidence That the Object-Recognition Deficits Produced by Cerebral Ischemia

question 140

Multiple Choice

Strong evidence that the object-recognition deficits produced by cerebral ischemia do not result from hippocampal damage comes from

• A) the case of R.B.
• B) a demonstration that hippocampal lesions can prevent ischemia-produced object-recognition deficits.
• C) demonstrations that the deficits are the result of CA1 damage.
• D) the case of N.A.
• E) demonstrations that ischemia can prevent the amnesic effects of hippocampal lesions.

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Definitions:

Norton's Theorem

An electrical theorem that simplifies complex circuits into equivalent circuits made of a single current source and parallel resistance.

Parallel Resistance

The overall resistance of resistors connected in parallel, calculated in a way that the total resistance is always less than the smallest individual resistor's resistance in the circuit.

Superposition Theorem

A principle that allows for the analysis of circuits with multiple sources by considering the effect of each source separately and then summing the results.

Closed Loop

A closed loop refers to a control system where the output influences the input through feedback to maintain desired operation characteristics.