Nervous System

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Nervous System by Mind Map: Nervous System

1. Hyperventilation

2. Respiratory System

2.1. Dyspnea

2.2. Apnea

2.3. Breathholding

2.4. Shallow breathing

3. Circulatory System

3.1. Blood pressure

3.2. Heart Rate; HRV; RSA

3.3. Vasoconstriction

3.4. Vascular inflammation

4. Renal System

4.1. decrease frequent urination

4.2. decreaseincontinence

4.3. decrease bedwetting

5. Integumentary/Exocrine System

5.1. reduce skin sensitivities

5.2. reduce chronic itching

5.3. reduce chronic pain

5.4. reduce aversive sensations

5.5. reduce inflammation

5.6. reduce symptoms fibromyalgia

5.7. reduce acne

5.8. reduce allergy response

5.9. improve sweating

6. memories

7. Psychotic processes, amelioration of:

7.1. visual hallucinations

7.2. auditory hallucinations

8. reduced ARFID symptoms (avoidant restrictive food intake d/o

9. reduced gastric reflux GERD

10. Memory

10.1. improved working memory

10.2. improved episodic memory

10.3. improved autobiographical memory

11. Mania: amelioration of:

11.1. agitation

11.2. racing thoughts

11.3. distractible/tangential

12. Skeletal System

12.1. Tooth sensitivity

13. Nervous System

13.1. Central Nervous System

13.1.1. Cortex-see psychological system

13.1.2. Brainstem-to be completed

13.1.3. Spinal cord

13.1.3.1. reflexes

13.2. Peripheral Nervous System

13.2.1. Sensory Branch

13.2.1.1. Sensation: crawling on the skin

13.2.1.2. Sensitivity to clothing

13.2.1.3. Feeling of tightness of skin

13.2.1.4. Itching

13.2.1.5. Post-herpetic neuralgia

13.2.1.6. Point sensitivity (fibromyalgia)

13.2.2. Motor Branch

13.2.2.1. Somatic

13.2.2.2. Autonomic

13.2.2.2.1. I

13.2.2.2.2. Sympathetic

13.2.2.2.3. Parasympathetic

13.2.2.3. Cranial nerves

13.2.2.3.1. II

13.2.2.3.2. III Oculormotor

13.2.2.3.3. IV

13.2.2.3.4. V

13.2.2.3.5. VI

13.2.2.3.6. VII Accessory

13.2.2.3.7. Improved esophogeal spasms

13.2.2.3.8. VII Vestibular

13.2.2.3.9. IX

13.2.2.3.10. X Vagus

13.2.2.3.11. XI

13.2.2.3.12. XII

14. Psychological System

14.1. Anxiety

14.1.1. decreased fears and phobias

14.1.2. decreased ruminative thought

14.1.3. decreased obsessions

14.1.4. decreased compulsions

14.1.5. decreased restlessness

14.1.6. decreased reactive movements

14.1.6.1. spinning

14.1.6.2. flapping

14.1.6.3. picking

14.1.6.4. rocking

14.1.6.5. fidgeting

14.1.6.6. distorted self sense

14.2. Trauma

14.2.1. decreased flashbacks

14.2.2. decreased nightmares

14.2.3. decreased avoidance

14.2.4. decreased triggers

14.2.5. decreased disorganization

14.2.6. decreased hpervigilance

14.2.7. improved sleep

14.2.8. decreased dissociation/integration

14.2.9. decreased defensive exculsion

14.2.10. decreased numbing

14.2.11. decreased blocking

14.3. decreased structural splitting

14.4. decreased self injury

14.5. Reactive aggression

14.5.1. decreased bullying

14.5.2. decreased peer conflict

14.5.3. decreased physical attacks

14.5.3.1. kicking

14.5.3.2. hitting

14.5.3.3. biting

14.5.3.4. throwing objects

14.5.3.5. destruction of property

14.6. Self injury

14.7. Judgement and reasoning

14.7.1. improved processing speed

14.7.2. improved attention

14.7.3. improved orientation of attention

14.7.4. improved language ability

14.7.5. improved auditory procesing

14.7.6. improved vocabulary

14.7.7. improved following directions

14.8. Behavioral Reactivity

14.8.1. improved emotion regulation

14.8.2. improved cravings

14.8.3. decreased hyperactivity

14.8.4. increased frustration tolerance

14.8.5. increased stress tolerance

14.8.6. decreased mood lability

14.8.7. decreased meltdowns

14.8.8. decreased sensory sensitivity

14.8.8.1. misophonia

14.8.8.2. hyperacusis

14.8.8.3. oral textural sensitivity

14.8.8.4. flavor avoidance

14.8.8.5. light sensitivity

14.8.8.6. light sneeze reflex

14.8.8.7. skin/touch aversion

14.8.8.8. olfactory distortions

14.8.9. decreased tics

14.8.10. decreased running away

14.9. Depression: amelioration of:

14.9.1. Untitled

14.9.2. anhedonia

14.9.3. helplessness

14.9.4. irritability

14.9.5. psychomotor slowing

14.9.6. negative/ruminative thinking

14.9.7. poverty of speech

14.9.8. alexithymia

14.9.9. flat expression

14.9.10. sleep disruption

14.9.11. apnea

14.10. Executive functioning improvements

14.10.1. planning

14.10.2. prioritizing/sequencing

14.10.3. rigid rule-bound thinking

14.10.4. impulsivity

14.10.5. problem solving

14.10.6. school performance

14.10.7. self-awareness/metacognition

14.10.8. on task

14.10.9. organization

14.10.9.1. thoughts

14.10.9.2. materials

14.10.10. dexterity

14.10.11. processing speed

14.10.12. reciprocal communication

14.10.13. abstract language

14.10.14. pragmatics

14.10.15. time management

14.10.16. problem solving

14.10.17. classroom participation

14.10.18. tolerance for busy environments

14.10.19. sense of humor!!

14.11. thoughts and behavior have more purposeful flow

14.12. seeking affection

14.13. Improved Social Engagement

14.13.1. reciprocal behavior

14.13.2. seeking affection

14.13.3. empathy

14.13.4. openness (accessibility)

14.13.5. seeking playmates

15. Digestive System

15.1. increased range of food tolerance

15.2. reduce symptoms of PANDAS (pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder

15.3. reduced toileting resistance

15.4. reduce yeast overgrowth

15.5. reduce symptoms of PANS

15.6. reduce chronic diarhea

15.7. reduce chronic constipation

15.8. reduced selective eating

15.9. reduced IBS symptoms

16. Reproductive System

16.1. Restart menstrual cycle perimenopause

17. Lympahtic/Immune System

17.1. to be mapped