Functional localization of Telencephalon Flashcards

1
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How many layers of the cerebrum is there

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6 layers

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2
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What layers are thicker in the heterotypic cerebral cortex (+ what are they called)

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If 2+4 are thicker it will be called granular cortex (usually found in sensory localizations)

If 3+5 are thicker it will be called agranular cortex (usually found in motor regions)

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Area 4 (primary motor area) - in, out, function

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in- VLTN + premotor area

out- Corticospinal to lamina 7,8,9, corticobulbar to CNs

Function- Voluntary motor control of CL neck upper limb, trunk, LL, muscles of head

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Area 6 (Premotor area)- in, out, function

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In- Ventral ant + Ventral lat thalamic nuc

Out- Area 4

function- generates programs for motor routines

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Area 8 (frontal eye field)- in, out, function

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In- Visual cortex (calcaline cortex)

out- Corticomesenphalic axons to CN 3,4,6

Function- mvmt of eyes

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Area 44/45 (brocas)- in, out, function

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In- Wenickes area

out- corticobulbar to CN x

Function- involved in expressive speech

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Area 9/10/11/12 (prefrontal cortex)- in, out, function

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In- many areas

out- premotor/primary motor cortex

Function- high mental function (judgement/foresight)

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Area 1/2/3 (primary somatosensory)- In, out, function

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In- Ventral post lat and ventral post medial

Out- frontal lobe and lamina 2 via corticospinal/bulbar

Function- Skin sensation CL body

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Area 5/7 function

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Allows you to identity object you are touching without visual aid

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10
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Area 43 function

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taste sensation projects here

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Area 39/40 (extended wernickes area) function

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understanding of written language (in dominant cortex)

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Area 17 (primary visual area)- in, out, function

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In- Lat geniculate body optic radiations

Out- frontal lobe

function- visual perception

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Area 41/42(Primary auditory cortex)- in out, function

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In- info from med geniculate body

out- wernickers area

Function- sounds perception

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14
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Area 22 (wernickers) function and out

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out- to frontal lobe and brocas area

function- understanding spoken language

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Area 18/19 (visual association cortex)- function

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understanding what u are seeing

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16
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Area 28/34( ofactory cortex)- function

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sense of smell

17
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What does middle cerebral artery supply

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lat surface of cerebrum except the rim

(brooks area, wernickes area, frontal eye field, premotor cortex, primary motor cortex, primary sensory cortex

18
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What does the ant cerebral artery supply

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surrounds corpus collosum

prefrontal cortex, primary motor, primary sensory

19
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What does the post cerebral artery supply

A

Primary visual cortex

20
Q

What does an Ant cerbral stroke affect

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Loss of CL LL motor control

Loss of general sensation CL LL

21
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What does an middle cerebral stroke affect

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Loss of CL lower face tongue, UL, trunk
Loss of general sensation CL face, UL trunk

Perceptive aphasia
expressive aphasia

22
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What does a post cerebral stroke affect

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Memory loss, visual field defects

Prsopagnosia- unable to recognize faces