A 27-year-old with a complete spinal cord injury at T4 is brought in with pounding headache, flushing above the lesion, diaphoresis, severe hypertension, and bradycardia after a blocked Foley catheter. You suspect a life-threatening reflex sympathetic discharge triggered by a noxious stimulus below the lesion level. Autonomic dysreflexia occurs most often in:  

 A woman avoids public speaking after one embarrassing speech. What can be inferred?  

A person laughs when others laugh, even without understanding the joke. This most likely shows:  

5. “Due to unforeseen circumstances, the event has been canceled.”

3. “Please refrain from using your cell phones during the presentation.”

2. “The deadline for submission has been extended until next Friday.”

Which neuronal cell type is specific to the cerebellum?

Which method for treating symptoms of Parkinson’s disease involves an invasive surgery?

True or False: Medial to lateral cuts that are left or right of the midline follow along the sagittal plane.

Florencia tells her friend Ludo that she is worried about her upcoming exam and having trouble focusing. Ludo has ADHD and offers some of their Adderall medication to her even though Florencia doesn’t have ADHD. What would happen if Florencia takes Ludo’s medication?