Cortex BG, Amygdala Flashcards

1
Q

Dopamine activates the direct pathway through action on……. receptor in striatum➔↑ the movement

A

D1

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2
Q

Dopamine inhibits the indirect pathway through action on….. receptor in striatum

A

D2

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3
Q

The net effect of BG is….

A

Inhibitory

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4
Q

Lesion in striatum (caudate and putamen) causes….

A

Chorea

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5
Q

1- Inability to perceive epicretic sensations.
2- Fine localization is lost but crude localization is present.
3- Pain sensation is poorly affected (slow pain and extreme
temperature are protopathic sensation)

Lesions is in…

A

S1 sensory area 1 (1.2.3)

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6
Q

Deficit learning based on tactile discrimination.
Where is the lesion

A

Somatosensory area 2 (area 40)

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7
Q
  1. Astereognosis
  2. neglect syndrome
  3. amorphosynthesis
A

Sensory association area (area 5,7)

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8
Q

Lesion where calcium is deposited in the amigdala, what is the name of the disease?

A

Urbach-Wiethe disease

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9
Q

Direct pathway in the basal ganglia leads to…. In movement, while indirect pathway leads to…… In movement

A

Initiation(start);
stop

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10
Q

Hemibalisthmus results due to lesion in which organ

A

Subthalamus

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11
Q

In athetosis, where is the lesion?

A

In lentiform nucleus

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