What is being awake but unable to move, just at the junction of sleep and wakefu

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What is being awake but unable to move, just at the junction of sleep and wakefulness, alled? a. Parasomnia b. Sleep paralysis c. Sleep drunkenness d. Sleep apnea 31. Substance intoxication delirium is NO a. Caffeine b. Sedatives c. Amphetamine d. Cannabis T associated with which of the following substances? 32. What is the failure to recognize familiar objects or people called? a. Aphasia b. Apraxia c. Agnosia d. Atonia 33. Which of the following describes a cognitive impairment that results from a dlosed-herad injery brain is subject to mechanical forces that do not produce structural damage, but do cause f irments? a. Dementia associated with traumatic brain injury b. Major neurocognitive disorder c. Korsakoff's syndrome d. Delirium 34. Which of the following neurocognitive disorders does NOT have a genetic component in its development? a. Pick's disease b. Parkinson's disease c. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease d. Alzheimer's disease 35. Language difficulties which involve effortful, slow articulation with little information included in the spoken communication is produced by damage to which part of the brain? a. Broca's area b. The somatosensory cortex c. Wernicke's area d. The right parietal lobe of commitment and the determination of legal responsibility have evolved 36. The rules that govern the process over the years. Which of the following is also true about these rules? a. They vary from state to state and between countries b. The United Nations formalized them in its Model Penal Code. c. All of them are based on the Durham rule d. The United States has enacted comprehensive legislation at the federal level to govern these cases. 37. The determination of legal competency requires rational understanding, factual understanding, and the ability to a. Read the charges b. Argue innocence c. Communicate d IInderstand the morality

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30. b. Sleep paralysis

Because it is a stage between sleep and wakefulness which lasts for few seconds to few minutes in which a person transits between the sleep and a conscious state of awareness.

31. a. Caffeine

Because the substance intoxication delirium leads to a disoriented state of mind with short-term cognition and consciousness disturbance with memory problems and hallucination like condition. Caffeine which is a normal constituent of coffee does not cause such a condition.

32. c. Agnosia

Because it leads to the visual failure to perceive correct forms.

33. a. Dementia associated with traumatic brain injury

Because the shearing forces disrupt the normal brain functioning due to disturbed and damaged neuropathology.

34. a. Pick's disease

Because it does not have a direct genetic link and is not inheritable.

35. a. Broca's area

Because it is associated with spontaneous motor speech and pronunciation.

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