Cerebral Cortex II Flashcards

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Anterior nuclear group
Afferent input:
Cortical areas
Function

A

Afferent input: mammillary body
Cortical areas: Cingulate gyrus
Function: limbic

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Ventral Anterior (VA)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas
Function

A

Afferent input: GP
Cortical areas: Area 6
Function: motor

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Ventral Lateral (VL)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas:
Function:

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Afferent input: Dentate nucleus
Cortical areas: Area 4 and 6
Function: Motor

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Ventroposterolateral (VPL)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas
Function

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Afferent input: Dorsal column-medial Leminscus and spinothalmic
Cortical areas: area 3, 1, 2
Function: Somatosensory (body)

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Ventroposteromedial (VPM)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas:
Function:

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Afferent input: Trigeminal nucleus
Cortical areas: Area 3, 1, 2
Function: somatosensory ~ body

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Lateral Geniculate (LGN)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas:
Function:

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Afferent input: retina
Cortical areas: area 17
Function: vision

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Medial Geniculate (MGN)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas:
Function:

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Afferent input: inferior colliculus
Cortical areas: Area 41 and 42
Function: Audition

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Lateral Dorsal (LD)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas:
Function:

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Afferent input: cingulate gyrus
Cortical areas: cingulate gryus
Function: emotional expression

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Lateral Posterior (LP)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas
Function

A

Afferent input: Parietal cortex
Cortical areas: parietal cortex
Function: sensory integration

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Pulvinar (Pul)
Afferent input:
Cortical areas
Function

A

Afferent input: Superior colliculus, parietal/occipital/temporal lobe
Cortical areas: POT cortex
Function: sensory integration

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Medial Dorsal
Afferent input:
Cortical areas:
Function:

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Afferent input: amygdala, olfactory, hypothal
Cortical areas: prefrontal cortex
Function: limbic, executive

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Cortico-cortical connections within the same hemisphere and between the two hemispheres

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Short association fibers, long association fibers, callosal fibers

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General functions of cerebral cortex

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perception of special sensations: somatic, visual, auditory, olfaction
planning and execution of voluntary movements
emotions and behavior
mental funcitoning
memory

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Dysfunction to cortex is usually caused by

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vascular hemorrhage, thrombosis, or tumor

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15
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Cerebral cortex tumor is usually of

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glial origin

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16
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Lesion of primary motor cortex:

A

Contralateral paralysis

17
Q

Lesion of primary sensory cortex:

A

Contralateral loss of somatic sensation.

18
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Lesion of primary visual cortex:

A

Contralateral hemianopia.

19
Q

Lesion of the supramarginal gyrus (area 40):

A

astereognosis

20
Q

Lesion of the angular gyrus (area 39):

A

alexia and agraphia

21
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Lesion of the Broca’s area (44 and 45) on the dominant hemisphere:

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motor aphasia