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Aim: How can the nervous system malfunction?. Nervous System Malfunctions Polio Cerebral Palsy Meningitis Stroke Alzheimer's Disease.

Jan 17, 2016

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Page 1: Aim: How can the nervous system malfunction?. Nervous System Malfunctions Polio Cerebral Palsy Meningitis Stroke Alzheimer's Disease.

Aim: How can the nervous system malfunction?

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Can you identify these parts?

How have we learned about what each part of the brain controls?

1. Which part of the brain is essential to maintain life?

2. Which part is in charge of you getting 100 on a test?

3. Which part is in charge of balancing your body when you dance?

Disorders of the brain, have helped scientists identify the

functions of the parts.

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Meningitis

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Meningitis• What causes it?: bacterial or viral infection

• What is it? Inflammation of the membrane around the brain & spinal cord causing vomiting, headache, confusion, stiffness of neck.

TREATMENT:

Antibiotics (can be fatal)

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Alzheimer's Disease• What causes it?: genetics or environment

• What is it?: Destruction of brain cells leading to loss of memory, judgment, speech, coordination.

TREATMENT:

No cure