chap 1 Flashcards

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Arousal

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ability to respond to stimuli through our senses

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Attending

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ability to direct attention to stimuli; includes attention skills, figure-ground skills, perception

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Orientation

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ability to know who you are, where you are, and when you are

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4
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Declarative memory

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ability to remember facts

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5
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Expressive language

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Words we assign to our ideas to express the meaning of our thoughts to others

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6
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Receptive language

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Ability to understand spoken and written language

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7
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Three gross divisions of the brain

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Cerebrum, Brainstem, and Cerebellum

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8
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Lateral

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Away from midline

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9
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Medial

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Toward the midline

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10
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Superficial

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Toward surface

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Deep

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Away from surface

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12
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Prone

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Lying on belly

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13
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Supine

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Lying on back

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14
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Neuroanatomy

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Study of structure of the nervous system

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15
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Afferent

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moving toward the central nervous system

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16
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Efferent

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moving away from the central nervous system

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17
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Ipsi

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same

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18
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Contra

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opposite

19
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Glia function

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support cells

20
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Proximal

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close to a reference

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Distal

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far from a reference

22
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Sulci

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in folding

23
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Gyrus

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out folding

24
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Adduction

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moving toward midline

25
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Abduction

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moving away from midline

26
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Thalamus

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Mediates sensation to cerebral cortex

27
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Basal ganglia

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Regulates motor movements and muscle tone

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Central nervous system (CNS)

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Brain and spinal cord

29
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Peripheral nervous system (PNS)

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Nerve tracts that connect the rest of the body to the CNS

30
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Neurons

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Cells responsible for transmitting and processing information

31
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Neuroglia

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Provide structural support and important background functions for neurons

32
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Motor

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Transmit efferent information from brain to body

33
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Sensory

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Transmit afferent information from body to brain

34
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Oligodendrocytes

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Produces myelin within the central nervous system

35
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Astrocytes

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Forms glial scar to restrict inflammation

36
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Microglia

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Immunological cells

37
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Schwann cells

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Produces myelin for the peripheral nervous system

38
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White matter

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Axons of neurons covered in a white sheath of a protein and fatty substance called
myelin

39
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Grey matter

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Processes and regulates information in the CNS

40
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Three gross types of white matter tracts

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Association fiber, Commissural fibers, and Projection fibers

41
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Association fibers

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Connect different structures/areas within a single cerebral hemisphere

42
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Commissural fibers

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Connect analogous areas between two cerebral hemispheres

43
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Projection fibers

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Project from the brain to the spinal cord