Quiz – Brain Stem / Endoderm

Brain Stem / Endoderm quiz

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What does handedness signify in the brain stem?

The body side of the dominant hand refers to conflicts "on the same eye level"

The body side of the dominant hand refers to conflicts "above or below our eye level"

The handedness has no significance

The dominant hand determines which hormones are being released in the stress phase

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What germ layer is related to the brain stem according to Dr Hamer?

The ectoderm

The endoderm

The mesoderm

There are certain exceptions e.g. for the midbrain

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Which organ tissues are related to the brain stem or midbrain according to Dr Hamer?

The bronchial mucosa

The bronchial goblet cells

The uterus mucosa/endometrium

The uterus muscle/myometrium

The outer skin/epidermis

The sweat glands

The parotic glands

The tonsils

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What is true for the organ relays in the brain stem?

The relays on the left side relate to assimilation

The relays on the right side relate to assimilation

The relays on the right side relate to the partner

The hemisphere-organ-relation is crossed

The hemisphere-organ-relation is not crossed

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Typically, the organ reaction upon stress in the brain stem is...

Sympathetic gain of function

A life threat or "no in, no out" constellation leads to reduced mobility and life functions

Fast tissue growth

Slow tissue growth

There is no organ reaction

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What are typical microbes that are present when excess tissue is degraded in the regeneration phase?

Streptococcus

HIV

Candida

Lactobacillus

Mycobacillus

Thrush

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How is the pain quality in typical "old brain" processes?

Sharp stabbing pain

Burning pain

Dull pain

These processes often don't involve pain

Colicky pain in smooth muscle tissue

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What makes the abandonment conflict dangerous?

It leads to aggression

It can exacerbate pain

Only the constellation can get dangerous

Only the healing peak can get dangerous

It can exacerbate oedemas

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What signifies a "brain stem constellation"?

A family pattern of feeling abandoned

A life situation with inevitable survival conflicts

Several "chunk" conflicts are experienced simultaneously

The conflict themes include both supply ("in-chunk") and elimination ("out-chunk")

It leads to reduced mobility and a mental block

It leads to enhanced mobility and alertness

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What are symptoms we see in a "kidney tubules constellation"?

Diabetes

Blindness

Divergent squint

High heart rate

Disorientation

Decreased urination

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When can the sensation of coldness appear in brain stem processes?

In the UDIN moment

In the stress phase

In the regeneration phase

In the healing peak

Throughout the whole process

Coldness doesn't appear in these processes

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When does the fever get highest in brain stem processes?

In the UDIN moment

In the stress phase

In the healing peak

Throughout the whole process

High fever doesn't appear in these processes

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