Areas of Brain with function table

Question 1

Important in working memory.

which lobe?

Answer 1

Frontal Lobe

Question 2

Sensory hub

which lobe?

Answer 2

Parietal lobe

Question 3

Important in visuospatial sketchpad
-3

which lobes?

Answer 3

Visual cortex, Parietal, Occipital & Frontal lobe

Question 4

makes sense of auditory information

which area?

Answer 4

Wernicke’s Area

Question 5

Wernicke’s Area also known as what?

Answer 5

inner ear

receptive

Question 6

Wernicke’s aphasia characteristics?

Answer 6

Their own speech is fluent but can not understand what people say them.
So their answers lack sense.

Question 7

Remote memory

which area?

Answer 7

Neocortex

Question 8

Memory. Declarative.

which area?

Answer 8

Hippocampus

Question 9

Procedural memory

which areas?
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Answer 9

Cerebellum & Striata (in basal ganglia) & Motor Cortex

Question 10

Rudimentary Movements and balance

which area?

Answer 10

Basal Ganglia

Question 11

Classical conditioning. Fear.

which areas?
-2

Answer 11

Amygdala & Cerebellum

Question 12

Gives further smoothing of movements

which area?

Answer 12

Cerebellum

Question 13

Proprioception information goes here.

which area?

Answer 13

Cerebellum

Question 14

inhibit irrelevant responses

which area?

Answer 14

prefrontal cortex

Question 15

first lobe change with age?

Answer 15

frontal lobe

Question 16

Spatial processing, e.g. spatial relations

which area?
-2 names

Answer 16

Occipitoparietal pathway/ dorsal stream

Question 17

Object recognition, e.g. colour, size, shape

which area?
-2 names

Answer 17

Occipitotemporal pathway/ ventral stream

Question 18

find your way home

which area?
-2 names

Answer 18

Occipitoparietal pathway/ dorsal stream

Question 19

expressing information (inner voice).

which area?

Answer 19

Broca’s Area

Question 20

Brocas aphasia characteristics?

who does their speech sound like?

Answer 20

Can understand speech but express speech like yoda; not fluent, keep halting

Question 21

Procedural memory

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Answer 21

Cerebellum & Striata (in basal ganglia) & Motor Cortex

Question 22

which aphasia has is not fluent?

Answer 22

Boca’s aphasia

Question 23

which aphasia can can answer but answers lack sense?

Answer 23

Wernicke’s Area

Question 24

which area is receptive for hearing?

which area is expressive for hearing?

Answer 24

receptive = Wernicke’s Area

expressive Broca’s aphasia

Question 25

define apraxia?

Answer 25

inability to perform movement

Question 26

praxia means what?

Answer 26

perform

Question 27

ataxia means what?

Answer 27

inability to exert control, can still perform movement.