Chapter 14 Part 2 Flashcards

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Cortex contains

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Cell bodies, dendrites, axon terminals

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Cortex role

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Thinking, problem solving, emotion, perceptions

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3
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Hemispheres are separated by

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Longitudinal fissure

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4
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Cerebrum 3 parts

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Thin outer grey matter
Deeper white matter
Basal nuclei

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5
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Basal nuclei

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Clusters of grey matter deep in white mater

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3 parts of basal nuclei

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Caudate nucleus, putamen, globus pallidus

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7
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Basal nuclei role

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Voluntary movement and sending signal to primary motor cortex

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8
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Sensory area

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Receive sensory information and create sensations

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Motor area

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Voluntary movements

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10
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Somatosensory Association Area Function

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Used for interpretation of touch pain and temperature

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Primary Sensory Somatosensory Cortex

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RECEIVES input of pressure pain and

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12
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Premotor Cortex

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Stores info for learned motor skills and for working memory

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Part is body with larger area of primary motor cortex have —-

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Greater motor control (ex.hands)

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14
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Primary Motir cortex contains

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Pyramidal (Betz cells)

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15
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Sensory and Motor Cortex Lobes?

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Parietal and Frontal

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16
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Sensory Motor cortex Representation

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Cortical Homunculus

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17
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How do we see

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Left part of each retina sees things and sends to left side

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18
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Association Areas

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Interpret incoming sensory info

19
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4 integrative areas and function

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Prefrontal cortex
General interpretive area
Speech Center
Frontal eye field

Receive input from association areas

20
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Prefrontal cortex function and location

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Receives info from association areas and interprets info

BOTH SIDES OF BRAIN

21
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General Interpretive Area and location

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(Wernicke area)
Interprets what is seen and heard 
Coordinates visual and auditory association 
Memories 
Only LH
22
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Speech Center function and location

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Brocas Area

Regulate breathing and muscle for talking

23
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Frontal Eye field function and location

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Controls eye movement

Both hemispheres

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Left hemisphere functions

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More logical, interpretive, speech, writing, analytical

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Right hemisphere functions
Face recognition, emotion, touch analysis, conversation content
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Bundles of axons in CNS are
Tracts
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Bundles of axons in PNS are called
Nerves
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Association fibres
Connects within a SINGLE hemisphere
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2 types of association fibres
Actuate-shirt, connects one gyrus to another | Logitundinal fasciculi-connects frontal lobe to others
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Commissural fibres
Connects hemisphere | Corpus callosum and commisure
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Projection fibres
Sends signals to brain stem through cerebellum, diclencephalon, brain stem
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Limbic System
Emotional and learning system of brain
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Prefrontal cortex
Feelings, memory, judgements, personality
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Thalamus
Sends and receives info from cortex
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Gateway to cortex is called
Thalamus
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Hypothalamus Functions
HATBEC | Hormones, ANS, thermoregulation, behaviour, emotion, circadian
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3 parts of brainstem
Pons, medulla oblongata, midbrain
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Brainstem function
Cranial nerve reflex, relay center, regulate motor output
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Medulla Oblongata Functions
Cardiovascular center, respiratory, reflex
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Reticular Activating System forms from nuclei in
Medulla oblongata, pons, midbrain
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RAS function
Brain arousal and filters out insignificant stimulus, regulate cardiac and respiratory
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Limbic system is
NOT specific anatomical structure
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Limbic System 3 parts
Connects Hippocampus, amygdala, olfactory bulbs
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Limbic System functions
Emotion states, links intellectual function with autonomic functions, emotional drives, memory storage