A cerebral hemorrhage
A. usually does not cause much damage.
B. produces milder symptoms than ischemia.
C. usually does not produce noticeable behavioral symptoms.
D. is frequently fatal due to interfering with the blood supply to neurons and leading to neuron dehydration.
Answer: D
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vibrate. a. the tip b. various regions c. the middle d. the base e. none
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a. professors and friends b. friends, and the population to be sampled in the full research project c. friends and relatives d. strangers from another campus and seniors from your school