1. When you read a sagittal head CT, you can identify most lesions by comparing A left and right brain B front and back brain c top and bottom brain d this scan to a normal scan. 2. Which is true regarding Autism? a Though socialization may be severly impaired, about ½ of children with ASD have normal or above normal intelligence. b Heritability is essentially 0%; the disorder is usually sporadic. c ASD is usually diagnosed by brain MRI and genetic panel (gene screen) d None of these are true
1. When you read a sagittal head CT, you can identify most lesions by comparing A left and right brain B front and back brain c top and bottom brain d this scan to a normal scan. 2. Which is true regarding Autism? a Though socialization may be severly impaired, about ½ of children with ASD have normal or above normal intelligence. b Heritability is essentially 0%; the disorder is usually sporadic. c ASD is usually diagnosed by brain MRI and genetic panel (gene screen) d None of these are true
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1. When you read a sagittal head CT, you can identify most lesions by comparing
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left and right brain |
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front and back brain |
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top and bottom brain |
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this scan to a normal scan. |
2. Which is true regarding Autism?
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Though socialization may be severly impaired, about ½ of children with ASD have normal or above normal intelligence. |
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Heritability is essentially 0%; the disorder is usually sporadic. |
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ASD is usually diagnosed by brain MRI and genetic panel (gene screen) |
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None of these are true |
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