Chapter 4 Development of the Nervous System Flashcards

1
Q

which week of gestation period by which CNS reaches developement?

A

25th week

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2
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what is the critical period for brian’s development?

A

3-16 weeks

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3
Q

When does the neural tube close?

A

During the fourth week

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4
Q

Neural crest develops as ____ while neural tube ____

A

PNS, CNS

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5
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at the end of 4th week of gestation how many vesicles are formed?

A

3 - Prosencephlon, mesencephalon rhombencephalon,

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6
Q

Mix and match the following Telencephalon becomes the
* Diencephalon becomes the
* Mesencephalon: becomes the
* Metencephalon becomes the
* Myelencephalon becomes the

A
  1. cerebral hemispheres 2. thalamus and
    the hypothalamus, retina, and others 3. midbrain 4. pons and the
    cerebellum 5. medulla
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7
Q

The forebrain of the embryo fails to develop into two hemispheres. causes which disorder?

A

Holoprosencephaly

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8
Q

what causes it causes defects in the development of the face and in brain structure and function?

A

Holoprosencephaly

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9
Q

Defective closure of neural tube can cause?

A

Spinal bifida or anencephaly

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10
Q

Malformations in the brain can be caused by __ and __ of neurons

A

Proliferation and migration

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11
Q

developmental
disorders is caused by altered brains tructures? what is the reason behind this alteration?

A

Defective Neural migration

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12
Q

in individuals with developmental dyslexia
what was observed in their brain regions?

A

reduced gray matter in
temporo-parietal conjunction areas

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13
Q

When do dendrites form?

A

develop a few
months before birth and are primitive at birth

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14
Q

True or false GM development continues well into one’s 30s

A

false WM does

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15
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till what ages do each of the cortexs continue to develop? 1. Sensorimotor cortex, parietal and temporal assoication cortex 3. prefrontal cortx

A

6, 10, 16

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16
Q

Mix & match the following
1. Left perisylvian 2. Prefrontal 3.. medial temporal 4. Pairietal 5. Occipito-temporal. 1. spatial cognition 2. langauge 3. executive 4. visual cognition 5. memory

A
17
Q

Peri-sylvian asymmetry decreases with age. True or false

A

False it increases with age

18
Q
  • Planum temporale - right side 10x larger than left. True or false
A

False, left side 10 times bigger than right

19
Q

What brian findings have been reported in bilinguals compared to monolinguals?

A

greater grey matter density in LIPL - left inferior parietal lobe -