Exam 3 History Flashcards
first ascent of Everest without supplemental O2
Messner and Habeler
AMREE, O2 conditioning
John West
maternal E hypothesis
Martin
non-neuronal tissue represents a higher development of “psychic functions”
Nissl
“expensive brain and the grey ceiling”
Isler and Van Schaulk
phrenology- diff parts of the brain have independent functions, brain is heterozygous
Franz Gall
Brodmann’s areas- patterns of neurons (17 for visual cortex)
Brodmann
“Architectonics”- regional subdivisions acting as functional modules participating in global functions.
- diff brain regions have different firing patterns
Mochizuki
stimulate sciatic nerve –> increase in BP and blood flow
Roy and Sherrington (monosynaptic reflex)
emotional stimuli –> changes in CBF
Mosso
- used xenon gas (inert) and indicator fractionation method
- Obrist
Kety and Schmidt
- functional map of brain activity
- krypton/xenon injection to measure CBF
Lassen and Ingvar
used iodo-antipyrine carbon and autoradiography in awake cats
Reivich
used radioactive deoxy-glucose
Sokoloff
“coupling” of capillary density, blood flow, and metabolism
Klein