Cortex Functioning Flashcards

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Limbic Cortex Function

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Homeostasis-Olfaction-Memory-Emotions/Drives

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Primary Motor Location

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Precentral gyrus in frontal lobe

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3
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Primary Somatosensory Location

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Postcentral gyrus in parietal lobe

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4
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Primary Visual Location

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Banks of calcarine fissure in occipital lobe

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5
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Primary Auditory Location

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Transverse gyrus of heschl in temporal lobe

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Unimodal Association

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High order processing of modality-specific sensory information in areas adjacent to primary sensory areas; Proprocessing/planning of motor functioning in areas adjacent to primary motor

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Heteromodal Association

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Integrates multimodal information from unimodal association areas and limbic system; integrates complex sensory/motor information with emotion, motivation and drives; pr-frontal cortex and lateral temporal-parietal-occipital area

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Receptive Language

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language processing of information which results in comprehension

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Receptive Auditory Comprehension Pathway

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Primary auditory area (Heschl’s gryrus) –> Wernicke’s area (superior temporal gyrus)

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Wernicke’s Area

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Maps sounds to meaning

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Expressive Language

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production of language with the intention of transmitting information to oneself or another person

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Speech Production Pathway

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Broca’s area (inferior frontal gyrus) –> Primary motor area (precentral gyrus)

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Broca’s Area

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Contains motor programs for speech

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14
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Repetition Pathway

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Wernicke’s area –> arcuate fasciculus (white matter track)–> Broca’s area

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15
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Aphasia

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Loss of previous acquired language functioning

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16
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Broca’s Aphasia

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Impaired speech/expressive language

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Wernicke’s Aphasia

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Impaired understanding/receptive language

18
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Conduction Aphasia

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Impaired repetition

19
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Global Aphasia

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All language is impaired: Expressive and Receptive

20
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Apraxia

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Inability to carry out previously-learned skilled motor movements

21
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Selective/Directed Attention

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Focusing attention on a particular domain above others

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Hemineglect Syndrome

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Inattention to contralateral side of space

23
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Spatial Analysis

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Mental rotations, spatial imagery, spacial construction

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Dorsal Pathway for Visual Processing

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Where: motion and spatial relations

25
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Simultanagnosia

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Dorsal Disruption; inability to perceive more than one object at a time

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Ventral Pathway for Visual Processing

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What: Form and Color

27
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Prosopagnosia

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Inability to perceive faces

28
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Procedural Memory

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Memory for skills that cannot be easily verbalized; Involves cerebellum and basal ganglia

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Declarative Memory

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Memory for information that can be verbalized, including visual information, facts and events; Involves the hippocampus

30
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Hippocampus

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Transfers information from conscious awareness/working memory to long term memory