A 3 CNS Topography Flashcards

1
Q

Supramarginal gyrus and angular gyrus function?

A

Language processing

See pic, these are posterior to postcentral gyrus. Think sensory & processing language.

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2
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Post-central gyrus function?

A

Primary somatosensory

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3
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Pre-central gyrus function?

A

Primary motor

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4
Q

Broca’s function?

A

Speech

See pic, is ant. to pre-central gyrus. Think motor & speaking.

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5
Q

Temporal function?

A

Hearing, language, visual, memory

  • -Transverse temporal gyrus=primary auditory cortex
  • -Superior temporal gyrus=has Wernicke’s area (speech understanding)
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6
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Occipital function?

A

vision

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7
Q

Limbic components?

A
  • Cingulate gyrus & Isthmus
  • Parahippocampal gyrus
  • Uncus
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8
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Limbic function?

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Emotion, basic drives, smell, memory

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9
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Insula function?

A

Taste, emotional aspect of pain,visual & auditory, visceral sensation

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10
Q

Hippocampus function?

A

Spatial memory

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11
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Amygdala function?

A

Associating emotion w/ non-emotional stimuli

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12
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Basal ganglia function?

A

Coordination/ Refining of movement

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13
Q

Thalamus function?

A

Relay board for sensory & motor

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14
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Hypothalamus function?

A

Integrates autonomic, endocrine, limbic functions

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15
Q

Midbrain function?

A
  • Sup. colliculus: eye movement reflexes (like turning toward flash of light)
  • Inf. colliculus: relay in auditory path
  • CN 3, 4 (nuclei)
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16
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Pons function?

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-CN 5,6,7 (nuclei)

17
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Medulla function?

A
  • Pyramids (voluntary motor)

- CN 8-12 (nuclei)

18
Q

Cerebellum function?

A

-Refine/ coordinate/ remember movement

19
Q

Parietal lobe function?

A

Sensation
Language
Spacial orientation

20
Q

What is the function of the insular lobe?

A

Taste
Visceral sensation
Emotional aspect of pain

21
Q

What is the function of the epithalamus?

A

Circadian rhythm

22
Q

Which CN nuclei lie in the midbrain?

A

CN 3&4

23
Q

Which 2 structures should we know that Are in the periostial layer of the dura matter?

A

Sensory meningeal nerves (trigeminal)

Middle meningeal artery

24
Q

Which layer forms the dural Venus sinuses? What about the falx cerebri and tentorum cerabelli?

A

The meningeal layer of the dura

Same.

25
Q

T/F the arachnoid matter is avascular?

A

True

26
Q

Dentriculate ligaments and the terminal filum are formed by what?

A

Pia matter