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- 1. Brain Awareness Week The Five Senses and the Brain
- 2. The Neuron 100 Billion Neurons = 1000 km http://www.fmengert.net/ http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/
- 3. Areas of the Brain www.stfranciscare.org From World Book™ Multimedia Encyclopedia © 2000 World Book, Inc
- 4. Synesthesia 2 B A C How do babies see the world?
- 5. How do we feel touch, pain and temperature? Sensory receptors in the skin
- 6. How do we feel touch, pain and temperature? The somatosensory cortex http://dbarchive.biosciencedbc.jp/en/bodyparts3d/dl.html
- 7. Somatotopic Map Homunculus
- 8. Dr. Penfield www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/
- 9. How do we see? Visual Cortex http://www.danielng.com http://www.adinstruments.com
- 10. Do you see motion? http://jaced.com/blogpix/opticalsnake.gif
- 12. What shapes do you see?
- 13. Which line is longer?
- 14. Same Length!
- 15. How do we hear? Ai - v - r - on Soundwaves
- 16. How do we smell?
- 17. How do we taste? http://fourthingsabout.blogspot.com Flavour? http://scienceray.com
- 18. But there is more! www.stfranciscare.org Proprioception www.the-poms.com
- 19. Time to see a REAL COW BRAIN
- 20. Concussions It’s a traumatic brain injury! Symptoms: Long term effects in 24 retired NFL players: • Loss of consciousness • confusion • Headache • Nausea • Vomiting • Blurred vision • Short term memory loss Memory and learning The Neurotrauma Impact Science Lab University of Ottawa
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- It is caused by an impact to the head (or body) that results in a rapid movement of the head. It alters the brain ’s functioning : behaviour, thinking or physical functioning is affected Long term effects can negatively impact memory, health, learning The picture of brains is a composite image of 24 retired NFL players with mild to moderate atrophy in 8 brain regions associated with executive and cognitive functions (K. Guskiewicz study).