You are completing a care plan for the following resident: N…

You are completing a care plan for the following resident: Name: Mrs. Cretia Age: 82 Medical history: Hypertension (controlled with medication), cerebral vascular accident with residual left sided weakness, dementia (mild cognitive impairment) Social history: Family visit weekly. Engages in social activities daily in the residence. ADLs: Minimal assistance with personal hygiene; Independent mobility with 4 wheel-walker; Requires frequent reminders to use 4ww. Which of the following do you anticipate to be the priority nursing (NANDA) diagnosis?

A) Eric Kandel used the Aplysia (sea slug) to learn about th…

A) Eric Kandel used the Aplysia (sea slug) to learn about the brain mechanisms associated with simple learning.  Name one of the types of simple learning he studied (2 pts) B) Describe the behavioral experiment (along with the results) that demonstrated this form of simple learning in Aplysia. (4 pts) C) What are the neurons that control the response you described for the above behavioral experiment?  (2 pts) D) Learning is associated with plasticity in the nervous system.  What changes in the synapse of the above neuron pathway were related to the change in behavior? (2 pts)

A) The philosopher David Chalmers argues that we are not equ…

A) The philosopher David Chalmers argues that we are not equipped to answer the “hard problems” of consciousness, only the easy ones. Give 2 examples of a hard problem (2 pts each) and 2 examples of an easy problem. (2 pts each) B) We spoke about an experiment in which conscious and unconscious components of cognitive processes were studied by asking people move their arm repeatedly. What were the results of the experiment that separated the unconscious and conscious components of making that movement? (2 pts)