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Oxytocin neurological disorders Videos
- 1. NCLEX Exam Obstetrical Nursing - Intrapartum 4 (20 Questions)
- 2. A Brief Overview of Oxytocin
- 3. The Reward System includes Vasopressin and Oxytocin (6 of 8)
- 4. U.S. funds Holland Bloorview's Oxytocin trial in autism
- 5. The Brain at War 2015: Session 3 - Innovative Approaches to Mental Health
- 6. What Causes Parkinson's Disease
- 7. Adoption - neurology expert Dr. Charles Krebs
NCLEX Exam Obstetrical Nursing - Intrapartum 4 (20 Questions)
NCLEX Exam Obstetrical Nursing - Intrapartum: - Labor and Delivery - Fetal Heart Rate - Questions about oxytocin - Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation ...
A Brief Overview of Oxytocin
Oxytocin is a mammalian hormone and nuerotransmitter associated with fetal neurons, orgasm, nipple stimulation, and attachment. Synthetic oxytocin is sold as ...
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Royle Eenigenburg Jt.
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on 04 Feb 2010
Did she say we could use this by nasal spray? Wow- this complicated mess of
a molecule does a whole lot of great things. Do they sell it at GNC???
T1darlantan
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on 27 Jun 2009
Pretty basic knowledge, but still thanks for uploading :D
supersherlock
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on 27 Jun 2009
cool beans nigga
The Reward System includes Vasopressin and Oxytocin (6 of 8)
Doctor Larry Young discusses how vasopressin and oxytocin contribute to the reward system, which can promote behavior such as bonding and drug addiction.
U.S. funds Holland Bloorview's Oxytocin trial in autism
The challenge: Children with autism struggle with social interaction. No medications have been shown to treat social deficits in autism. The solution: Holland ...
The Brain at War 2015: Session 3 - Innovative Approaches to Mental Health
SESSION THREE: Innovative Approaches to Veterans Mental Health Moderator COL Karl E. Friedl, PhD, US Army (Ret.) Professor of Neurology, UCSF ...
What Causes Parkinson's Disease
Adoption - neurology expert Dr. Charles Krebs
A baby separated from its mother at birth can withdraw and become difficult to reach - plus how to heal this trauma. Produced by Burke Lennihan, RN, CCH, ...
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Beadybonce
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on 07 Jan 2012
FAscinating and speaks volumes. A birth mother can identify her baby by
scent An adoptive mother can be actually repelled by the scent of a child
she has to care for. The scent factor in the first stages also opens neural
pathways which respond to all manner of signalling. Once the window of
opportunity for these openings is passed, it is difficult to reopen. The
child does not read subtle signals so well and this extends into adulthood.
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