exercise Flashcards

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What are three things that rodent models show that aerobic exercise does to them?

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  • supports hippocampal neurogenesis and behavioral memory performance
  • also supports new blood vessels and synpases in the entire brain
  • decreases in brain inflammation
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What is the modulating factor leading to increase in neurogenesis in dentate gyrus?

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exercise

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3
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T or f: significantly less neurons are born as a result of aerobics

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false, there are more neurons

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What were the findings in exercise, hippocampus & memory in OLDER ADULTS?

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  • participants who engaged in aerobic exercise saw increases in hippocampal volume
  • increases in volume were correlated with increases in memory performance
  • increases in volume correlated with increased fitness level
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What were the results in exercise, hippocampus, and memory in CHILDREN?

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  • higher-fit children had large hippocampi
  • hippocampal volume correlated with relational memory performance
  • ## hippocampal volume was not correlated with item memory
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What was found about YOUNG ADULTS and their exercise, hippocampus & memory?

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  • aerobic fitness level correlated with hippocampal viscoelastic measure of tissue
  • hippocampal viscoelasticity correlated with relational memory performance
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What is the term for the non-invasive shear wave imaging technique for probing mechanical properties of biological tissues?

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MRE

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What was true about dietary intake and children?

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  • better dietary intake resulted in better relational memory for 7-9 yr olds
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9
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What are carotenoids?

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  • pigments producing the bright yellow, red, and orange color in food
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What is a type of carotenoids?

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lutein

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What is the primary carotenoid in developing the hippocampus?

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  • lutein
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What was the result in the macular carotenoids, health, and relational memory study?

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  • higher aerobic fitness, lower body fat, and higher lutein results in fewer swap errors aka better relational memory
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13
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Who was AJ?

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  • she has really good memory and remembers when she was a newborn
  • she also organizes her memories due to a tramautizing move
  • also keeps diaries from everything she experiences
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What is the name of the syndrome AJ has?

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  • hyperthymestic syndrome
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15
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What is synesthesia?

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a neurological condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in another

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16
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What is the patients name that has synesthesia and can recall very detailed memories?

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S

17
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What is a memory palace/ method of Loci?

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mnemonic device or technique used to improve memory by associating information with specific physical locations or “places” that are familiar to you.

18
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What are super-recognizers?

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  • individuals who are exceptionally good at recognizing faces?