CH4: Cerebral Cortex

Question 0

Primary motor

Answer 0

Movement

Question 1

Cerebral cortex is..

Answer 1

Grey matter of cerebrum

Question 2

Broca’s

Answer 2

Motor speech

Question 3

Primary somatosensory

Answer 3

Location for sense,body orientation

Question 4

Primary auditory

Answer 4

Hearing

Question 5

Primary olfactory

Answer 5

Smell

Question 6

Primary gustatory

Answer 6

Taste

Question 7

Primary visual

Answer 7

Sight

Question 8

Somatosensory association

Answer 8

Identify by touch

Question 9

Premotor

Answer 9

Memorized movements

Question 10

Visual association

Answer 10

Identify by sight

Question 11

Auditory association

Answer 11

Identify by sound

Question 12

Wernicke’s

Answer 12

Words➡️thought

Comprehending language

Question 13

Prefrontal cortex

Answer 13

Personality, concept of self

Question 14

Common integrative (gnostic)

Answer 14

Tying together input to brain

Create concepts

Question 15

Affective language

Answer 15

Link language to emotion

Question 16

Gustatory association

Answer 16

Store previous memories of taste

Identify by taste

Question 17

Frontal eye field

Answer 17

Scanning eye movement.

Question 18

Martha received a blow to the head and can no longer distinguish between tastes. She can’t tell pizza from candy.

Answer 18

Gustatory or even olfactory

Question 19

Barry lost all voluntary control of left arm.

Answer 19

Primary motor

Question 20

Sandra is clinically deaf

Answer 20

Primary auditory

Question 21

If Jim won the lottery you would never tell by listening not him talk about it.

Answer 21

Affective language, prefrontal, broca, wernicke

Question 22

John appears to turn his head in every direction to simply look around the room he is in.

Answer 22

Frontal eye field

Question 23

Sherri can no longer turn on the lights in the dark room , as she can not identify the light switch by touch alone.

Answer 23

Somatosensory association

Question 24

Jane has trouble recognizing faces after a few minutes passed.

Answer 24

Visual association.

Question 25

Since the accident, Bert can no linger play piano with much efficiency.

Answer 25

Premotor, primary motor, auditory.

Question 26

Rev can’t tell If his car is running or if he is hearing dogs barking. Sounds are meaningless to him unless he is constantly reminded of what they are.

Answer 26

Olfactory

Question 27

With her eyes closed, Edith couldn’t tell If her arms were raised or at her her sides

Answer 27

Primary somatosensory

Question 28

Since the accident, Dennis has trouble speaking clearly. He understands what you say just fine, and he knows what he wants to say, but he is trouble forming words

Answer 28

Broca