4. 25 Cerebrum 4 Flashcards

1
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cerebral cortex: layers overview

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multiple layers, each with a different cellular structure

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2
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3 cell types of the cerebral cortex

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  • pyramidal and fusiform cells

- stellate cells

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3
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Which cells of the CC are the outputs?

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pyramidal and fusiform cells

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4
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Which cells of the CC are the interneurons?

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stellate cells

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5
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“map” of the cortical regions

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Brodmann’s areas

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6
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What do Brodmann’s areas designate?

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general related functions of cortical areas

- associated with each other but don’t work alone

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7
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Everything in the brain is accomplished by

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neural networks

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8
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What are the 5 major areas of the CC?

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  • primary sensory
  • secondary sensory
  • motor planning
  • primary motor
  • association areas
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9
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Flow of information

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primary sensory »
secondary sensory »
motor planning »
primary motor

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10
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primary sensory area

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receives sensory info

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11
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secondary sensory area

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analyzes info from primary sensory and categorizes it

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12
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motor planning area

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organization/planning of movements (aka premotor area)

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13
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primary motor

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  • descending pathways that start with the cortex
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14
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Where do both primary sensory and motor planning neurons project?

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primary motor cortex

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15
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association areas impact

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  • behavior
  • sensation (more emotional)
  • emotion processing/generation
  • memory retrieval

frontal lobe

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16
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3 important association areas

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  • dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
  • parietotemporal junction
  • ventral/medial dorsal prefrontal cortex
17
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dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

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important for goal oriented behaviors

18
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parietotemporal junction

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  • where cognitive intelligence comes from (jxn between all lobes except frontal lobe
  • problem solving, comprehension
19
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ventral/medial dorsal prefrontal cortex

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  • impulse control
  • rxn to surroundings and to others
  • where you get stereotypes (making assumptions)
20
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Important sites for memory

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hippocampus

amygdala

21
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3 types of memories

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  • working
  • declarative
  • procedural
22
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working memory

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  • short term association that gets you through a specific goal
  • not really retained, think about directions to target
23
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declarative memory has 3 phases. What are they?

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  • encoding
  • consolidation
  • retrieval
24
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declarative memory: encoding

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  • process information to become memory

- requires attn and engagement

25
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declarative memory: consolidation

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  • memory stabilization
  • what happens when you sleep
  • a little more longer term (hippocampus » amygdala » frontal lobe)
  • takes more than one night
26
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declarative memory: retrieval

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retrieve old memories from dorsolateral frontal lobe

27
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procedural memories

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  • recall of skills and habits

- 3 phases

28
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3 phases of procedural memories

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  • cognitive
  • associative
  • autonomous