Functional Organization of Cerebral Cortex (Lecture #2) Flashcards

1
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insula

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cortex inside lateral fissure

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2
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cerebral cortex

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gray matter of cerebral hemispheres (cell bodies)

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3
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where do cell bodies in cerebral cortex send axons to

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  1. another part of the cerebral cortex

2. another part of the brain or spinal cord

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4
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Broadman’s areas based on

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gorss and microscopic appearance

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5
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Types of primary cortices

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motor
somatosensory
visual
auditory

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6
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where is primary motor cortex located

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precentral gyrus

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7
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location of primary somatosensory cortex

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postcentral gyrus

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8
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location of primary visual cortex

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surrounds calcarine fissure

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9
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types of unimodal association cortices

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motor
somatosensory
visual
auditory

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10
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location of unimodal motor association area

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anterior to precentral gyrus

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11
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function of unimodal motor association area

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motor planning

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12
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function of unimodal somatosensory association area

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assigning meaning to sensory input

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13
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location of unimodal somatosensory association area

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parietal lobe, posterior to post-central gyrus

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14
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location of unimodal visual association area

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occipital lobe

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15
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function of unimodal visual association area

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depth
color
motion
shapes

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16
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location of unimodal auditory association area

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superior frontal gyrus

17
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function of unimodal auditory association area

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interpretation of sounds

18
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what happens if unimodal auditory association area destroyed on right side

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inability to understand body language and vocal social cues (ie. sarcasm)

19
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heteromodal association cortex

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association cortex that receives information from 2 or more unimodal association cortices

20
Q

parietal-temporal-occipital association cortex

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complex interpretation of stimuli

-tells you what to do with stimulus

21
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prefrontal association cortex location

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everything anterior to frontal eye fields

22
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prefrontal association cortex function

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restraint, initiative, order

23
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limbic cortex

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  • receives info from heteromodal association areas, cerebral hemispheres, and diencephalon
  • involved in homeostasis, olfaction, memory, emotion
  • sends info to prefrontal cortex to aid in decision making
24
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general flow of info in cerebral cortex

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  1. primary sensory cortex
  2. unimodal sensory association cortex
  3. temporal-parietal-occipital association cortex
  4. frontal heteromodal association cortex
  5. unimodal association cortex
  6. primary motor cortex