which department do each of the 4 CSF collection tubes go to , what kind of result happens  if each tube is left at room temperature for over 4 hours

Basal Ganglia damage is always: Contralateral to the site of lesion Acquired rather than inherited Ipsilateral to the site of lesion Both 1 and 2

Patricia Savon is 34 years old. She has come to the clinic because of a general feeling of weakness and some difficulty walking. She also has had problems with her vision. When you bring Patricia to the examining room, she asks you to leave the door open because she is afraid of being shut inside. The physician does a physical examination on Patricia and orders some diagnostic tests. A possible diagnosis for Patricia is multiple sclerosis. 1. The fear that Patricia experiences is known as _______________. 2. Understanding Patricia’s fears, what type of nuclear imaging test will be ordered for her? 3. Patricia wants to know how nuclear imaging works; she is afraid of radiation. Explain to her how imaging devices work. 4. What additional instructions and information can you give Patricia regarding the test? 5. Are there other imaging tests that could be ordered for Patricia?

The youngest member of the Doe family, 18-month-old Joseph, is rushed to the emergency department with a fever of 103F and lethargy.  As part of the diagnostic assessment, a CSF sample was collected.  Macroscopic, cellular, and biochemical results for this sample are as follows: CSF Colo:  colorless CSF Clarity:  slightly cloudy CSF WBC Count: 95 cells/L- predominantly macrophages and lymphocytes CSF RBC Count: 2 cells/L CSF Total Protein:  72 mg/dL Plasma Total Protein:  6.8 g/dL CSF Glucose:  55 mg/dL Plasma Glucose:  90mg/dL   1)  Based upon the above data, what is the most likely cause of Joseph's medical emergency? 2)  What is the clinical significance of the slightly cloudy CSF?

Can you help me the name of the brain's blood vessel of the labels in the picture?

We have to talk about stroc in detail. We shoul explain thisgs like: What causes a stroke? What are the symptoms of a stroke? What side of the body would be affected by a stroke on the left side of your brain? What is a TIA? What is the difference between an ischemic stroke verses a hemorrhagic stroke? How do you manage an ischemic stroke verses a hemorrhagic stroke? Thak you in advance

Local anesthesia can be achieved by injecting ______________ into the epidural space. Lidocaine Atropine Fentanyl Etomidate

What are meninges? Discuss each meninge layer that covers the brain. Thank you.

The following image sequence represents the proper order of neurological impulse in the reflex arc. True or false

A. Which cranial nerve is it taking about both examples are for one nerve. (I have figured out the other but this one) -Push down on your shoulders with your hands and push back feeling the resistance in your shoulders.  -  Place your hand under your chin and bend head forward feeling the resistance.