Quiz – Cerebral Cortex

Cerebral Cortex quiz

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Cerebral Cortex related themes may be:

Not being allowed to speak

Not being able to express one's needs

Not being able to let go of a chunk

Self-devaluation

Social status

Loss of touch

Fear of persecution

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Which organ functions are relayed in the Cerebral Cortex?

Equilibrium

Activation of sympathetic nerves

The Social Engagement system

Dilation of the pupil for the reception of light

Color vision

Discerning of voices

Initiation of movement

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Which tissues are represented in Cerebral Cortex relays according to Dr Hamer?

Epidermis

Adipose tissue

Mammary ducts (inner lining)

Mammary glands

Kidney parenchyma

Coronary vessels (inner lining)

Colon mucosa

Bronchial mucosa

Pancreas Alpha cells

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There are organs with various functions. Which of the following are associated with the Cerebral Cortex?

Kidney Parenchyma – cleaning of the blood

Kidney Collecting ducts – reabsorption of fluid

Renal Pelvis and urine ducts inner lining – leading urine for territory-marking

Bladder Smooth Muscle – expulsion of urine

Bladder Trigon Mucosa – sensing when the bladder is full

Urethral sphincter (motoric innervation) - control of urine and its elimination

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Typical activation themes of the outer skin are:

Need for protection against attack

Want to hold someone close

Want to repel someone

Territorial anger

Feeling unattractive

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What do the “Inner Skin” and "Outer Skin" patterns refer to?

They refer to stages of inflammation

They refer to functional changes of glands within the skin or mucosa tissue

They refer only to changes of sensitivity in the skin or mucosa tissue

They refer to cell-minus or cell-plus during the regeneration phase

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What is true for the skin patterns of the Cerebral Cortex-associated tissues?

Inner Skin Pattern: Hyperaesthesia in Stress phase and Healing Peak – Hypaesthesia/numbness in regeneration

Inner Skin Pattern: Hypaesthesia/numbness in Stress phase and Healing Peak – Hyperaesthesia in regeneration

Outer Skin Pattern: Hyperaesthesia in Stress phase and Healing Peak – Hypaesthesia/numbness in regeneration

Outer Skin Pattern: Hypaesthesia/numbness in Stress phase and Healing Peak – Hyperaesthesia in regeneration

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In which tissues do we find the Inner Skin Pattern?

Coronary vessels (inner lining)

Rectum/Anal Mucosa

Bronchial Mucosa

Gall Bladder

Nasal Mucosa

Mouth Mucosa

Urinary Tract Mucosa

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What is a typical C. cortex theme of the liver (intrahepatic bile ducts)?

Abandonment

Own identity

Starvation

Resistance

Territorial anger/fight

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What is a C Cortex-related biological conflict theme of the thyroid?

Not being fast/agile enough

Starvation

Frontal fear, anxiety

Disgust

Powerlessness

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What are territorial reactions about?

Identity and belonging

Being in touch with one's family

Clarifying leadership and submission

Establishing boundaries

Collecting and hoarding resources

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Which organ tissues are associated with territorial conflicts according to Dr Hamer?

The thyroid

The larynx mucosa

The bronchial mucosa

The heart muscle

The lining of coronary heart vessels

All intestines

The stomach's minor curvature and duodenum bulb

The ovaries

The cervix of the uterus

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Which states are related to territorial triggers and -constellations?

Anxiety in general

Extroversion and ability to talk before others

Irritability and aggressiveness

Self-harming behaviour

Paranoia

Habitual seductive bevaviour

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What is true for territorial constellations?

They are only relevant in adults

They are associated with manic or depressive states

They are impossible to resolve

They can cause changes in personality

They serve as default strategies under social stress

They impact the release of sex hormones

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