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    Split Brain

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    Split-Brain Patients: The independent functioning of the left and right hemisphere when no longer connected by the corpus callosum. The human brain is a dynamic and elastic processing unit that manages the great extent of human life. This entails both conscious and unconscious functioning of each human system. For example‚ the brain controls emotions through behaviors‚ physiological responses (both autonomic and hormonal)‚ and feelings in response to stimuli from the environment (Carlson

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    Jodie and Mary are twins joined at their lower abdomens. Jodie is an alert baby‚ with functioning heart and lungs. Mary has no effective heart or lung function and lives purely because of her attachment to Jodie. According to commonly accepted medical evidence‚ Jodies life would be virtually as long as‚ and would have the quality of‚ that of any ordinary child if separated from Mary. It is clear that if the twins were separated then Mary would die. Equally‚ it is clear that if the twins were not separated

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    when doctors finished performing the c-section and safely removed Manar from her mother‚ they were shock as to what came out. Manar had an attached head which was clearly under developed. Manar’s already weak heart had to pump blood to both of their brains. Doctors predicted that Manar wouldn’t live past infancy and she would die in a matter of days. But Manar and her parasitic

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    been fascinated by conjoined twins and have always had questions about them like; what do the Siamese have to do with conjoined twins? Why does this form of twin happen? What‚ if any genes cause this? What types of Conjoined twins are there? How does the environment affect‚ if at all‚ the biological families’ gene pool? In my research in efforts to prepare this paper‚ I found the answers to this question and many more. This term paper will cover the types of conjoined twins‚ the biological occurrence

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    Split Brain Phenomenon

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    laterality of function means that one or the other hemisphere of the brain can perform or process certain mental tasks better than the other side. This is only true to those who have undergone a “ split brain” operation. The split brain phenomenon refers to a surgical processor that involves surgeons cut the corpus callosum that connects the left and right hemisphere. This surgery is done for patients who suffer severe epilepsy. These split brain patients reveal that the information it processed and coordinated

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    over cats with split brain experiment this had similar results to Gazzaniga. “If the sensory inputs are lateralized to one or the other hemisphere‚ the section of these commissures in cats and monkeys (split-brain) leaves the hemisphere functionally disconnected in such a way that they have independent process of learning and memory” (Mascetti p. 913). The experiment had to do with cats and how the split-brain can affect their learning and memory style by switching which side of the brain they are using

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    Psy Split Brain in Man

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    the object. When testing the phenomenon‚ the brain and optic chiasm was split. Therefore‚ the patient was only able to transfer visual information from the left eye to the left brain‚ promoting the function of the corresponding hand and vice versa. References Gazzaniga‚ M. (2005). Forty-five years of split-brain research and still going strong. Nature Reviews Neuroscience‚ 6(8)‚ 653–659. doi: 10.1038/nrn1723. Gazzaniga‚ M. (1967). The split brain in man. Scientific American‚ 217(2)‚ 24-29. doi:

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    Dr C.N.S Cuttaway‚ Your patient P.F volunteered to participate in a split-brain experiment. The details of the experiment method and the information given to P.F prior to the experiment are included in the abstract‚ and the results are described below. When presented with a stimulus (The word KEY) in the left visual field‚ P.F was able to pick up the correct item with his left hand‚ however asked if the item was correct as he was unsure. This is due to the stimulus being processed by the right hemisphere

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    Twins

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    evolution and life cycle. The concept of twins has been around since the idea of genetics and biology has been discovered. As evolution has progressed we have seen a change in the gene pool and this has resulted in mutations and the perception of twins. As time has proceeded twins have become more common in society. Often people say that they would love to have twins or they would have loved to be a twin. As you can see presented in the graph above twins have been on the rise since 1990 and they

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    every smile with‚ and that I believe no one will understand me better; today‚ I will clarify the experience and the process of a twin; because‚ my fellow peers possibly might be having twins in the future since twins are increasing in population every year due to many factors of a woman. For Instance‚ being a twin is gift that’s irreplaceable; being able to produce twins can be as rewarding as anything else in this world. The process is easier said than actually going through it‚ but here it goes

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