Cerebral Cortex Carpenter Flashcards

1
Q

where do you find the thickest layer of the cortex

A

crest of a convolution

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2
Q

where do you find the thinnest layer of the cortex

A

depth of a sulcus

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3
Q

what type of cells are numerous at ayer IV

A

stellate cells

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4
Q

6 layers of the Neocortex

A

from the pial surface

  1. molecular layer
  2. external granular
  3. external pyramidal
  4. internal granular
  5. internal pyramidal
  6. multiform layer
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5
Q

which layer do you find commissural fibers

A

layer III external pyramidal

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6
Q

which layer do you find thalamocortical fibers

A

layer IV internal granular

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7
Q

2 most widely distributed excitatory neurotransmitters in the CNS

A

Gutamate

spartate

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8
Q

Most important CNS inhibitory NT

A

GABA

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9
Q

Peptides identified in the cerebral cortex

A

cholecystokinin CCK
vasoactive intestina polypeptide VIP
neuropeptide Y NPY

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10
Q

Cholinergic neurons in the _________________ project directly to widespread neocortical areas.

A

substantia innominate

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11
Q

Noradrenergic fibers in the cerebral cortex originate from the ________.

A

locus ceruleus

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12
Q

Serotonergic fibers and terminals in the cortex arise form the _______ and _______ nuclei of the ________.

A

median and dorsal nuclei of the raphe

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13
Q

With the exception of _________ impulses involved in all forms of sensation reach localized areas of the cerebral cortex via thalamocortical projection systems.

A

olfaction

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14
Q

Established primary sensory Areas

  1. somesthetic area
  2. visual
  3. auditory
  4. gustatory
A
  1. postcentral gyrus an dmedial extension to the paracentral lobule Areas 3,1,2,
  2. striate area, lips of the calcarine sulcus Area 17
  3. two transverese gyri, Hescl Areas 41 and 42
  4. ventral part (opercular) of the postcentral gyrus Area 43
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15
Q

Location of Primary olfactory area

A

allocortex of the pyriform and peramygdaloid regions

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