Gall Limbic 3 Flashcards

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hippocampus is the site of new _________ ___________ formation

A

declarative memory

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Hippo output to mammillary bodies is relayed through?

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subiculum

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2
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Lay out the Papez circuit

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Mammillary bodies to the anterior thalamus to the cingulate cortex to the entorhinal cortex (inputs/outputs via neocortex) to hippocampus to subiculum back to mammillary bodies

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The Papez circuit allows for what 2 connections?

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Arousal centers/brain stem to influence memory formation in the hippocampus
Cortex to influence hypothalamic and autonomic functions

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area of memory formation vs area of memory storage? Do they communicate via Papez?

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Hippocampus, neocortex

yes

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Septal nuclei communicate with subiculum and anterior thalamus via? What important connection does this make?

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The fornix

Brainstem arousal centers to hippocampus

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6
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What does the fornix separate?

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Medial and lateral hypothalamus

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Septal nuclei

The medial septum projects _________ neurons to the hippocampus

A

Cholinergic

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Septal nuclei

The lateral septum receives axons from __________

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hippocampus

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9
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The papez circuit allows for higher cortical areas to influence ________ activities of the hypothalamus and _________ activities of the brainstem

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endocrine, autonomic

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entorhinal/piriform cortices are the first to degenerate in what disease? What is it thought to disconnect?

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AD

Though to disconnect the hippocampus

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Damage to cingulate/frontal cortex causes what affect?

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Flat affect

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12
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What is Korsakoff’s syndrome?

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Thiamine deficiency causing confabulatory amnesia

Involves midline thalamus damage

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13
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CA1, pyramidal cells are most vulernable to what? Responsible for what after heart attack?

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Ischemia
exhibits neuronal cell death with stroke, heart attack
Short term memory loss after heart attack

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14
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hippocampal lesion causes loss of what type of memory formation

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declaritive

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15
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What are the medial temporal lobe memory systems?

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Entorhinal cortex, hippocampus

16
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What are the medial diencephalic memory systems?

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Fornix, mammillothalamic tract, anterior/MD thalamus

17
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What is declarative memory?

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facts and events

18
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What is long term potentiation

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mechanism of memory encoding

an enduring activity-dependent increase in synaptic strength