Case 5 Memory Loss Flashcards

Understand the anatomical correlations with memory loss

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What are the 3 levels of specialisation of the cerebral cortex?

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Primary, secondary and assocation

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Where does the frontal lobe commence

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Central sulcus (primary motor cortex0

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3
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Primary motor cortex extends from the __ of the frontal lobe right across to the __ ___

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lateral extremity

medial surface

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Which 2 regions are directly anterior o the primary motor cortex?

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Supplementary motor cortex

Premotor cortex

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5
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Where is brook’s area located?

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Anterior and the premotor cortex on the dominant side

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Where is the frontal eye fields?

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Anterior to the joining of the supplementary and premotor cortices

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Where will a medial primary motor cortex infarct cause paralysis?

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On the leg

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What ar the 3 key functions of the frontal lobes

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Working memory, learning and working cognition

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9
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where is the prefrontal cortex

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Anterior to the precentral gyrus + premotor cortex

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10
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How many gym comprise the prefrontal cortex

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3 (superior, middle and inferior)

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Where are th auditory areas of the brian?

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Superior bank of the sylvan fissure of the temporall lobe

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Where is Wernicke’s area?

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posterior 2 thirds of the superior temporal gyrus

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The sensory connections to the prefrontal cortex arises from ___ and ____ association cortices of the ___, ___ and ___ lobes

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unimodal and heteromodal association cortices of the Occipital, parietal and temporal lobes

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14
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which gyrus provides emotional input to the prefrontal cortex?

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Cingulate gyrus

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15
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Compare the brodmann’s areas of Broca’s v Wernicke’s Areas?

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Broca's = 44 and 45
Wernicke's = 22
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16
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What is the role of Broca’s area?

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Expression, motor and speech

17
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Were is Wernicke’s area located

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Posterior temporal gyrus

18
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What is the role of the arcuate fasciuculus?

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Connects Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas via a bundle of commissural fibres

19
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How will damage to the arcuate fasciculus manifest?

A

Impaired repetition

20
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Where is the Broca’s Area located on 95% of right handers?

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Inferior frontal gyrus on Left hemisphere

21
Q

Which 3 zones mediate olfaction?

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antero-medial temporal lobe, orbitofrontal area and amygdala

22
Q

What is the role of amygdala in olfaction?

A

Emotional smell

23
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What is th role of the orbitofrontal cortex in olfaction?

A

Conscious smell

24
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What is th ole of the primary olfactory cortex and entorinal cortex in olfaction?

A

Smell and Mmeory

25
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Where is the amygdala located?

A

Anteromedial temporal lobe, deep to the olfactory cortex; anterior tip of the ant horn of the lateral venctircle

26
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What are the names of the 2 projections from the amygdala?

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stria terminalis and amygdalofugal pathwasy

27
Q

The ___, ___ and ___ are all nuclei of the amygdala

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Central, corticomedial and basolateral

28
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Inputs to the dentate gyrus original from which cortex?

A

Entorhinal cortex

29
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Do outputs from the hippocampus return to the entrorhinal cortex?

A

Yes

30
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The ___ and ___ are anterior to the inferior horn and the ___ ___ is superior to the inferior horn of the lateral ventricle.

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Hippcomalus and amygdala are anterior

Caudate nucleus is superior