Chapter 8 Part 4 Flashcards
Space-time events of our lives
Episodic
Part of the brain important in remembering and naming seen objects, visual lexicon,
Fusiform gyrus/ occipitotemporal gyrus
Where is the fusiform gyrus/ occipitotemporal gyrus located?
BA 37
What can damage to the fusiform gyrus/ occipitotemporal gyrus cause?
Anomia and lexical agraphia
Part of the brain involved in processing of auditory and language information as well as reading facial emotions
Inferior temporal area
Where is the inferior temporal area located?
BA 20, 21
Part of the brain that receives/processes smell via the olfactory bulbs; Has connections to the limbic system (which explains why smells can evoke emotions and emotional memories)
Primary olfactory cortex
Where is the primary olfactory cortex located?
BA 38
Damage to the primary olfactory cortex can result in _____
Anosmia
Part of the brain sandwiched between corpus callosum and frontal and parietal lobes; part of the limbic system and has connections to the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus; filters/focus
Cingulate cortex
Where is the cingulate cortex located?
BA 23-26, 30-33
Part of the brain involved with facial reaction, motor refinement for speaking/writing
Insular cortex
What does a middle cerebral artery stroke (MCA) affect?
Speech/language, weakness in lower face and arm
What does a posterior cerebral artery stroke (PCA) affect?
Visual field defect, contralateral sensory deficit,
What parts of the brain does the posterior cerebral artery provide blood to?
Occipital lobe, deep thalamus, midbrain, some temporal and some parietal lobe
What parts of the brain does the middle cerebral artery provide blood to?
Part of the frontal lobe, lateral surface of the temporal/parietal lobe, primary motor and sensory areas of the face
What parts of the brain does the anterior cerebral artery supply blood to?
Frontal and parietal lobe
The inferior temporal area might play a role in _____
Hallucinations
Inability to spell whole words (spelling “Fone” instead of “Phone”)
Lexical agraphia
Inability to name objects
Anomia