Chapter 13 pt 4 Flashcards

1
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functional brain regions do what

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integrate information from multipe association areas

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2
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prefrontal cortex is located in

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promoter cortex( frontal lobe)

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3
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prefrontal cortex is responsible for

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though judgment, personality, planning, and decision making.

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4
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prefrontal cortex is still developing in

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adolescence

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5
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wenicke area is located in

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left hemisphere

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6
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the wernicke area is typically involved in

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language comprehension

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7
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cerebral lateralization

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two sides of cerebrum exhibit differences in highjer order functions

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8
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categorical hemisphere is usually in the

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left hemisphere

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9
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categorical hemisphere specializes in

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language skills, functions in categorization and analysis

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10
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the categhorical hemisphere contains

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wenickes area and motor speech area

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11
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representational hemisphere is usually the

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right hemisphere

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12
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the representational hemisphere is usually concerened with

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visuospatioal relationships, imagination, comparison of sense.

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13
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the two hemispheres communicate through commisures like

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corpus callosum

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14
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lateralization dvelops in

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early childhood (5-6)

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15
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lateralization differs between

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sexes

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16
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womans posterior corpus callosum is

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thicker (more connections)

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17
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males suffer more functional lose when

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one hemisphere is damaged

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18
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lateralization is correlated wit

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handedness

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19
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in right handers the left hemisphere is almost always

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categorical and speech dominant

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20
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in left handed individuals they may have ______ hemisphere be categorical

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either

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21
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diencephalon includes the

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epithalamus, hypothalamus, and thalamus

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22
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epithalamas has 2 main structures

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pineal gland and habenuler nuclei

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23
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pineal gland is a gland that produces

A

melatonin

24
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melatonin helps regulate our

A

circadium rhythm

25
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pineal gland uses endocrine gland to secrete

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melatonin

26
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pineal gland is the main structure for the

A

epithalamus

27
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Thalamus has a number of different

A

thalamic nuclei

28
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nuclei means

A

neuron cell body clustered together

29
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thalamus main purpose is to

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receieve signals from all concious senses except for olfaction

30
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only sense that doesnt go through thalamus is sense of

A

smell

31
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hypothalamus produces

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hormons

32
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the hypothalamus is connected to

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pituitary gland through stalk called infundibulum

33
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hypothalamus regulates

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homeostasis

34
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the hypothalamus controls the

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automatic nervous system, endocrine system, regulation of body temperature

35
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automatic nervous system controls

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heart arte, blood pressure, digestive abilites, resperation

36
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the hypothalamus control endocrine system by

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secreting hormons that control activities in anterior pituitary gland. and producing antidiuretic hormone and oxytocin

37
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the hypothalamus control body temp by

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detecting altered temp in preoptic area
then signaling other hypothalamic nuclei to heat or cool the body

38
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other functions of the hypothalamus

A

food intake, water intake, sleep wake rythms, emotional behavior

39
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food intake is affected by the thalamus through

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ventromedial nucelus that monitor nutrient levels and regulates hunger

40
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water intake is affected by the thalamus through

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anterior nucelus that monitors concentration of dissolved ubstances in blood. regulates thirst

41
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sleep-wake rythms is affected by the thalamus through

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superchiasmatic nucleus directs pineal gland to secrete melatonin. regulates circadian rythm.

42
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emotional behavior is affected by the thalamus through

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part of limbic system; controls emotional response.

43
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hypothalamus can affect what gland

A

pineal gland

44
Q

brain stem is comprise of

A

pons, midbrain, medulla oblongata

45
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brainstem cntains ascending and descending

A

tracts

46
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the brainstem connects

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cerebrum, diencephalon, and cerebrum to spinal cord

47
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components of midbrain

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cerebral peduncles, superior cerebellar peduncles, medial lemniscus, substantia nigra

48
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the cerebral peduncles are

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motor tracts on anterolateral surface of midbrain

49
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the cerebral peduncles carry

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voluntary motor commans from primary motor cortex

50
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the superior cerebellsr peduncles connects

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cerebellum to midbrain

51
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the medial lemniscus

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myelenated acons running through brainstem

52
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substantia nigra

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cluster of cells with black appearence due to melanin

53
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the substantia nigra gets is black color due to

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melanin

54
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what houses neurons that produce dopamine

A

substantia nigra

55
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substantia nigra is involved in

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movement, emotions, pleasure, and pain response.

56
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degeneration of substantia nigra causes

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parkinsons disease