exam #1 study guide Flashcards

1
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Components of Motor Control: (3)

A

Perception, Action Cognition

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___________: higher level sensory processing areas in the ________,_______,_____ lobes

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Interpreting
parietal, occipital, temporal

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2
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Conceptualization occurs in the ________

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prefrontal cortex

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3
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__________: supplementary motor cortex basil ganglia and cerebellum

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strategy/plan

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4
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The integration of sensory impressions into psychologically meaningful information.

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Perception

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5
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Perception is both peripheral sensory mechanisms and ________-level processing.

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higher-level

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6
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Perception is essential to action as action is essential to __________

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perception

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7
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___________ a system in which higher levels of the brain are concerned with issues of abstraction of information.

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Hierarchical processing

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8
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What is an example of Hierarchal processing:

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  1. higher brain centers integrate inputs from many senses and interpret incoming sensory information —->
  2. action side of movement control, higher levels of brain function form motor plans and strategies —–>
  3. higher levels select the specific response to accomplish a particular task —->
  4. lower levels then carry out the detailed monitoring and regulation
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9
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The same signal is processed among different brain structures for different purposes.

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parallel distributed processing

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10
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What is an example of parallel distributed processing:

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The cerebellum and BG process higher-level motor information simultaneously before sending it back to the motor cortex for action

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11
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Parts of the CNS involved in motor control: - lower level to higher level of hierarchy

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Lowest Level –> Higher Level:

Spinal cord
Brainstem (medulla & pons)
Cerebellum
Forebrain (cerebral cortex, thalamus, hypothalamus, BG)

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12
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The ___________ receives somatosensory input from the skin and muscles of the head as well as sensory input from the vestibular and visual systems.

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brainstem

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13
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Both hierarchical processing and parallel distributed processing contribute to the analysis of somatosensory. True or False?

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True

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14
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_________ are encapsulated spindle-shaped sensory receptors located in the muscle belly of skeletal muscles.

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muscle spindles

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15
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What are the two types of intrafusal muscle fibers:
-static or dynamic

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nuclear bag fibers & nuclear chain fiber

nuclear bag- static & dynamic
nuclear chain- static

16
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The nuclear bag fibers stretch ________ while the nuclear chain fibers stretch ______ due to decreased ______

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quickly; slowly, elasticity

17
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Both bag and chain muscle fibers are activated/inhibited by

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18
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________are located in the muscle-tendon junction.

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Golgi Tendon Organs

19
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GTO reflex is an _________ reflex of its own muscle and constantly monitors muscle ________

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inhibitory; tension

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