chapter 13 pt 3 Flashcards
how many lobes is in each brain hemisphere
5 lobes
how many lobes are named after cranial bones and what are they
4, temperal, frontal, parietal, occipital
what lobe isnt visible at surface
insular
frontal lobe is located at
anterior part of cerebrum
the posterior border of frontal lope s the
deep central sulcus
precentral gyrus controls
voluntary movement
lateral sulcus seperates
inferior frontal lobe from temporal lobe
from lobe has varied functions like
motor control, concentration, verbal communication , decision making, planning, personaility
people who have sistained damage to frontal lobe may
change personalities, lose motor functions
paritetal lobe deals with
desnse of touch.
parietal lobe antior border is the
central sulcus
postcentral gyrus is
ridge just posterior to central sulcus
posterior border is
parieto-occipital sulcus
in parietal lobe the lateral border is the _____ sulcus
lateral
the pariteal lobe serves general
sensory functions.
what type of sensroy functions does parietal lobe serve
evaluating shape and texture of objects
temperal lobe is internal to
temporal bone
the temporal lobe is located inferior ro
lateral sulcus
the functions of the temporal lobe include
hearing and smelling
occipital lobe has everything to do with
vision and visual memories
occipital love is located in
posterior part of cerebrum
insula lobe is located
deep to lateral sulcus
insula is a
small lobe that can be observed by pulling away temporal lobe
insula’s function relates to
memory and sense of taste
in frontal lobe we have
primary motor cortex
motor areas are housed within
frontal lobes
primary motor cortex is located in
pre-central gyrus
the primary motor cortex is alsp called the
somatic motor area
controls of skeletal muscle is _____ side of the body
opposite
the controlled body regions map as a
motor homunculus
motor speech area is
broca area
the broca area is located in inferolaternal portion of left frontal lobe
frontal eye field is located
on superior surface of middle frontal gyrus
frontal eye field regulates
eye movements needed for reading and binocular vision
premotor cortex is the
somatic motor association area
the premotor cortex is located anterior to
premotor cortex
premotore cortex co-ordinates
learned and skilled activites
sensory areas in
occipital lobe
the pimary visual cortex is locatedin the
occipital lobe
what does the primary visual cortex do
recieves, processes, and stores visual information
the visual association area surrounds the
primary visual cortex
the visual association area integrates and interprets
color, form, and allows for identification/recognition of things like face.
the primary auditory cortex is located
within temporal lobe
what does the primary auditory cortex do
recieves, processes, and stores auditory information
the auditory association area does what
integrates and interprets sound
the auditory association area is located in
temporal lobe
for smell we have the
primary olfactory cortex
the primary olfactory cortex is locaed in the
temporal lobe
the primary olfactory cortex does what
receives process, and stores odor information
the primary gustatory cortex is located within the
insula
the primary gustatory cortex does what
receives processes and stores taste information
