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Yellowdig helps you connect and have meaningful conversations with your peers, instructors, and other people around your organization. The posts you make and the articles you share should be things that will genuinely interest you and yours peers. Most importantly, read a lot and comment often. This is your community to help create and the more you put in the more you’ll get out!

 

In Yellowdig you get points for how much you engage and interact with others by posting or commenting, and also for receiving comments, reactions, and accolades from other people reading your contributions. By coming early, starting good conversations with thoughtful content, and continuing those conversations, you will learn more and get to your point goal faster. You can track your point earning in the main point display at the right and get even more information in the “Show Details” area beneath that. That area also describes how your grade is calculated. To understand more about points and grading, this article11 click: Malaika Karim may help.

 

Any time you have a question about Yellowdig you can click on the question icon at the bottom-left of your screen. That will show you our Knowledge Base and you can contact support at the bottom.

 

The rules here are simple, make posts and comments that spark good conversations about topics that help your community, be respectful of others with different backgrounds and opinions, and don’t be afraid to have some fun while doing it! ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Case Study

• Use to start a conversation about a case study assignment, such as getting help with a question or checking your answer. Do not copy paste your assignment. 

My answer:

Case 2-Harry
• Condition illustrated: – ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) i.e. brain damage, a condition/disorder affecting ones ability to move. A progressive motor disorder due to degeneration of motor neurons.
• Bran area involved:- Precentral Gyrus (facilitate the movement of motor axons) i.e. travelling down through the cerebral white matte, motor axons move closer together and form a significant part to the posterior limb of the internal capsule ().
• Recommended treatments:- prescriptions include riluzole and baclofen. Baclofen is a muscle relaxer, an antispatic agent while Riluzole slows the progress of ALS as it has not cure
• Being a progressive motor disorder due to degeneration of motor neurons, is leads to loss of voluntary motor control, motor weakness, uncontrollable twitching and writhing and muscle atrophy
• Other forms of interventions:- physical therapy and speech and occupational therapy