Exam 2- week 7 ppt 1 Cerebral Hemispheres Superficial Features Flashcards

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Cerebral Cortex: gross anatomy

divided into ___ and ___

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Gyri and Sulci

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Cerebral Cortex: patterns of cerebral organization form a cellular perspective

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~cells and cortical layers
~cortical columns
~Brodmann’s areas

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Gyri and Sulci- Lateral surfaces

Which are vertically oriented? (5)

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~Central Sulci
~Precentral gyrus
~Precentral sulcus
~Postcentral gyrus
~Postcentral sulcus
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Gyri and Sulci- Lateral surfaces

Which are horizontally oriented? (14)

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~Prominent lateral sulcus
~superior frontal gyrus
~middle frontal gyrus
~inferior frontal gyrus
~superior frontal sulcus
~inferior frontal sulcus
~pars orbitalis (part of inferior gyrus)
~pars triangularis (part of inferior gyrus)
~pars opercularis (part of inferior gyrus)
~Superior temporal gyrus
~middle temporal gyrus
~inferior temporal gyrus
~ superior temporal sulcus
~inferior temporal sulcus
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Gyri and Sulci- Lateral surfaces

Which are located in parietal cortex?

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~Superior parietal lobule
~Inferior parietal lobule
~Supramarginal gyrus (inferior parietal lobule)
~Angular gyrus (inferior parietal lobule)
~intraparietal sulcus

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Gyri and Sulci- Medial surfaces

What are some of the structures? (11)

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~Cingulate sulcus
~Marginal branch
~Cingulate gyrus
~Superior frontal gyrus
~Paracentral lobule
~central sulcus
~parietoocipital sucus
~precuneus of parietal lobe
~cuneus of occipital lobe
~calcarine sulcus
~lingual gyrus
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Gyri and Sulci- inferior surfaces

Which are the structures? (5)

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~collateral sulcus
~parahippocampal gyrus
~uncus
~occipitotemporal (fusiform) gyrus 
~straight gyrus
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What are 3 parts are the inferior frontal gyrus?

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~pars orbitalis
~pars triangularis
~pars opercularis

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What are 2 parts of the inferior parietal lobule?

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~supramarginal gyrus

~angular gyrus

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Details on location of supramarginal gyrus

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~located in the inferior parietal lobule

~just above the lateral fissure

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Details on location of angular gyrus

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~located in the inferior parietal lobule

~just posterior to the supramarginal gyrus

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What is the superior and inferior parietal lobule separated by?

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~intraparietal sulcus

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13
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Details about location of cingulate gyrus

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located just superior to the corpus callosum

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14
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Details about location of cingulate sulcus

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located just superior to the gyrus

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15
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Details on the paracentral lobule

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~this is the unification of the precentral and postcentral gyrus medially

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What structures do the parietooccipital sulcus separate?

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~the precuneus of parietal lobe

~cuneus of occipital lobe

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What structures do the calcarine sulcus separate?

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~the cuneus of the occipital lobe

~lingual gyrys

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What structures do the collateral sulcus separate?

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~parahippocampal gryus and its distal end called the uncus

~occipitotemporal gyrus

19
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Another name for straight gyrus

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gyrus rectus