Frontal Lobe test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose or function of the Premotor region?

A

The primary activation of complex motor acts

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2
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What pathology is associated with the Premotor region? Describe that pathology.

A

Ideomotor apraxia- the inability to imitate gestures

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3
Q

What area is the precentral gyrus?

A

Area 4

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4
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What is the purpose or function of the precentral gyrus?

A
  • “Motor strip”
  • Primary activation of simple motor acts
  • contains the primary motor cortex
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5
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What area is the supplementary motor area (SMA) in?

A

Areas 6 and 8

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6
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What is the purpose or function of the supplementary motor area?

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  • internally generated movement (prepping for the actual movement)
  • planning and rehearsal of the motor act
  • decision-making
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7
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What area is the superior frontal gyrus in?

A

Areas 6, 8, 9

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8
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What is the purpose or function of the superior frontal gyrus?

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  • Motor planning
  • premotor region
  • occulomotor control (area 8)
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9
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What pathology is associated to the superior frontal gyrus?

A

Occulomotor apraxia

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10
Q

What area is that orbitofrontal cortex in?

A

Areas 10, 11, 47

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11
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What is the purpose or function of the orbitofrontal cortex?

A
  • memory and intellect
  • emotion and mood
  • decision-making
  • reward expectation
  • social adjustment
  • Drive and responsibility
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12
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What pathology is associated with the orbitofrontal cortex? Describe that pathology.

A

Introspective agnosia-Not comprehending body responses

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13
Q

What areas consists of Brocas area?

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Areas 44 and 45

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14
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What is the purpose or function of Brocas area?

A
  • critical for motor planning of speech

- expressive language in the dominant hemisphere

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15
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What pathology is associated with Brocas area?

A

Brocas aphasia-Nonfluent aphasia

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16
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What area is Pars Triangularis in?

A

Area 45

17
Q

What is the purpose or function of Pars Triangularis?

A

Expressive language function

18
Q

What area is Pars Opercularis in?

A

Area 44

19
Q

What is the purpose or function of Pars Opercularis?

A

Overlies the insula

20
Q

What area is the Pars Orbitales in?

A

Area 47

21
Q

What is the purpose or function of Pars Orbitales?

A

Risk aversion

22
Q

What three sections does the inferior frontal gyrus consist of?

A
  1. Pars Orbitales
  2. Pars Opercularis
  3. Pars Triangularis
23
Q

What is the purpose or function of the inferior frontal gyrus?

A

Risk aversion and addiction resistance

24
Q

What is another name for the middle frontal gyrus?

A

Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

25
Q

What area is the middle frontal gyrus in?

A

Areas 9, 10, 46

26
Q

What is the purpose or function of the middle frontal gyrus?

A
  • all things pertaining to memory
  • decision-making
  • controlling executive functions
27
Q

What area is the Premotor region in?

A

Area 6