38 Cerebral hemisphere 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Which areas are involved in language?

A

Primary visual and auditory areas, Broca’s area, Wernicke’s area, angular gyrus

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2
Q

_____________ cortex is involved in personality and social behavior.

A

Ventromedial prefrontal cortex

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3
Q

______________ is involved in working memory and foresight.

A

Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

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4
Q

Broca’s area is in the ___________gyrus of the ________ cortex.

A

Inferior;

frontal

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5
Q

Wernicke’s area is in the _________ lobe next to the _________ area.

A

temporal;

primary auditory

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6
Q

Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area is dominant on the _______side.

A

left (90% people)

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7
Q

Give the neural route when a person sees a written question and answer it orally.

A

lateral geniculate nucleus > Primary visual cortex > higher cortical areas > angular gyrus (in parietal-temporal-occipital association cortex) > arcuate fasciculus > Broca’s area > primary motor area

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8
Q

Give the neural route when a person listened to a question and answer it orally.

A

primary auditory cortex > Wernicke’s area > via arcuate fasciculus > Broca’s area > primary motor area

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9
Q

Angular gyrus function?

Lesion?

A

Generate meaning of written symbols, neuro dictionary of the brain, understand written words

Lesion:

  1. Alexia: cannot read
  2. Agraphia: cannot write
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10
Q

Function of Broca’s area?

Lesion?

A

Motor speech;

Expressive aphasia > depressed, frustrated

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11
Q

Function of Wernicke’s area?

Lesion?

A

Understand spoken word;

Receptive aphasia, generate irrelevant answers

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12
Q

Patients with dyslexia lack activity in the _____________cortex. Details?

A

Parieto-temporal;

Primary visual cortex, Broca’s area lit up, but lack activation of angular gyrus

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13
Q

Novice readers (beginners) use _____________ regions to dismantle words step by step; experienced readers rely on the _____________ region to recognize word instantly.

A

Parietotemporal;

occipitotemporal

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14
Q

__________ hemisphere is dominant in language and sequential analyses like calculations. (when verbal question is asked).

A

Left

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15
Q

____________ hemisphere is superior in shape and spatial recognition, and it is more musical (when motor movement is requested)

A

Right

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16
Q

Ventromedial prefrontal area contains the ________________ cortex which is the highest processing center for emotional processing.

A

Limbic association cortex

17
Q

_________________ cortex
contains domains of cognition concerning extrapersonal space, objects, language and arithmetic – analytical domain. It is able to Able to hold memory temporariliy, disappears immediately once the decision is made (Delayed response task)

A

Dorsolateral frontal

18
Q

When the brain is generating a word (thinking task), activity in which 4 areas can be seen?

A
  1. Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (left)
  2. Temporal lobe, posterior temporal cortex (left)
  3. Right cerebellum
  4. Anterior cingulate cortex
19
Q

After extensive practice, only ____________are activated but not the _____________ in generating word tasks.

A

insular cortices;
frontal cortices
(anterior cingulate, left frontal cortex, right cerebellum, left posterior temporal cortex)

20
Q

The conflict generated in the Stroop effect is most prominently seen
in the _________________.

A

anterior cingulate cortex

21
Q

______________ is the Central executive system of the brain: master control hat ask the prefrontal cortex to process new information with old and ask the posterior temporal cortex to recall information and process within the area of working memory.

A

Anterior cingulate cortex

22
Q

Anterior cingulate cortex VS cingulate gyrus?

A

Anterior cingulate cortex : central executive system, memory, processing of words, perception of emotional part of pain;

cingulate gyrus: involved in papez circuit;
cingulate gyrus, sensory association areas > entorhinal area > hippocampus

23
Q

Abnormal increase in blood flow in the _____________ causes endogenous depression.

A

Prefrontal cortex&raquo_space;> parietal and temporal have less blood flow

24
Q

In schizophrenics, there is no activation of the ____________ cortex when given a task to generate words.

A

Prefrontal cortex

25
Q

VTA is located in the midbrain and sends ___________ axons which form part of the medial forebrain bundle (terminates within the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex) .

A

dopaminergic

> modulate activity of the cortical neurons in the prefrontal cortex including the anterior cingulate cortex