A&P 4.2 (part 3: neuroplasticity)

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The ability of the brain to recognize blank pathways based on new experience experiences

Persistent functional changes in the brain represent new knowledge

Blank dependent component

Depends on the blank of the brain injury

neural

age

Severity

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A procedure in which half of the brain is removed

Hemispherectomy

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what refers to changes occurring in the brains neural structure

Adaptive plasticity

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what are the three points of adaptive plasticity?

  1. To enable adjustment to experience

  2. To compensate for lost function

  3. Maximize remaining functions in the event of brain damage

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when does adaptive brain plasticity occur?

When the brain experiences in injury

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what are the three factors that influence the response of adaptive plasticity?

  1. The brains and other biological response to the injury

  2. Location and degree of injury

  3. The age of the person