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Club requirements! How many general meetings should we attend this quarter?

2 general meetings

100
What is the goal of doing math, reading, and writing exercises with the seniors?

To slow the onset of Alzheimer's/Improve patient's cognitive function

100

This is the most common form of dementia, accounting for 60–80% of cases

Alzheimer’s 

100

The names of all the lobes of the brain

What is: Frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, and temporal lobe?

100

The strongest insect on earth

What is beetles?

200
What should you do after completing your shift at Atria?

Fill out the sign-out form to claim your volunteer hours!

200

What kind of club is BEI categorized as? 

Volunteer/Non-profit

200

This “mental buffer,” strengthened by activities like reading and puzzles, helps delay noticeable Alzheimer’s symptoms even when brain changes have begun.

cognitive reserve (brain's ability to withstand damage or disease)

200

This small structure looks like it has two arms that wrap around the thalamus. It helps process memories, facts, and events.

What is the hippocampus?

200

The date of Mother's day

What is the second Sunday of May?

300

How many socials and fundraisers should we attend for this quarter?

1 Fundraiser

1 Social

300

Name the Japanese neuroscientist who is mentioned in BEI's mission statement

Ryuta Kawashima

300

This protein accumulates into plaques in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s.

beta-amyloid

300

The names of the brain structures that make up the limbic system

What is: Hypothalamus, amygdala, and hippocampus?
300

The "golden standard" of research

What is randomized controlled trials?

400

What room do we hold our general meeting in?


Olson 158

400

Name one improvement observed in patients with Alzheimer's who do the math, reading, and writing exercises.

- Boosted communication and behavior

- Went from being bedridden to sitting in a chair or walking

- Better control of bowel movement

- Generally feel happier.

400

These proteins, which tangle inside neurons, disrupt cell function in Alzheimer’s.

tau tangles / neurofibrillary tangles

400

The brain's outermost layer whose surface has many folds and grooves that make up the brain's wrinkled appearance. This thin layer, made up of millions of neurons, is responsible for higher-order functions such as memory, thinking, language, and emotion, and ultimately distinguishes humans from animals.

What is the cerebral cortex?

400

The year when women in the United States were able to vote

What is 1920?

500

What years and majors are the BEI board members?

Abinaya: 4th yr, NPB
Gemelane: 3rd yr, NPB
Seoyoung: 2nd yr, Biosci
Nelie: 4th yr, psych + stats
Qi: 4th yr, psych

500

The math, reading, and writing exercises should be done for ___ minutes a day and ___ times a week.

30 minutes; 5 times

500

This symptom, involving increased confusion or agitation during the evening, often occurs in dementia.

sundowning, or late-day confusion

500

These types of brain cells are responsible for supporting neurons, forming myelin, and maintaining the brain’s overall homeostasis

What are: Glial cells?

500

The biggest risk factor of disease

What is age?

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