Grade II Concussion
The brain is made of soft tissue. It's cushioned by spinal fluid and encased in the protective shell of the skull. When you sustain a concussion, the impact can jolt your brain. Sometimes, it literally causes it to move around in your head. Traumatic brain injuries can cause bruising, damage to the blood vessels, and injury to the nerves.
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The scientist must then include the findings and why the hypothesis was false. They the likely form a new hypothesis to test.
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Cells are the fundamental building blocks of the body.
Ear is a sensory organ responsible for hearing and listening. It is connected by the auditory nerve which serves as the messenger of information from the sense organ to the brain specifically in the primary auditory cortex.
The ear functions because of its structure that displays and initiates many transformation and accommodation of sound waves to able to translate them and understand these sensations for sound acuity. The pinna, the eardrum, the cochlea and the most important part of the ear is the hairlike structures in the cochlea which transduces these sound waves into meaningful information (perception).
