important flashcards for liv

1
Q

monocular cue

A

determines distance

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2
Q

binocular cue

A

relative positions

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3
Q

type p cells

A

color sensitive, slow adapting

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4
Q

type m cells

A

motion, fast adapting

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5
Q

dorsal stream

A

where pathway

V1 to V2 to V3 (shapes) to V5 (movements) to parietal lobe

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6
Q

ventral stream

A

what pathway

V1 to V2 to V3 (dynamic shapes) to V4 (colors and shapes) to temporal lobe

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7
Q

inferior temporal

A

form and color

facial recognition

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8
Q

cochlear nuclei

A

unilateral; secondary neurons respond from one ear

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9
Q

superior olive

A

bilateral input; cochlear sends input to left and right

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10
Q

inferior colliculus

A

auditory reflexes

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11
Q

medial geniculate body

A

auditory processing

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12
Q

loudness difference

A

above 3kHz

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13
Q

time difference

A

below 3kHz

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14
Q

brainstem (indirect) pathway

A

subcortical

axial and proximal muscles for posture and equilibrium

reticulospinal, rubrospinal, tectospinal, vestibulospinal

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15
Q

corticospinal pathway

A

pyramidal

fine and rapid movements of distal extremeties

lateral corticospinal, anterior corticospinal, corticobulbar

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16
Q

reticulospinal

A

balance and posture

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17
Q

rubrospinal

A

limb movements (leg and arm)

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18
Q

tectospinal

A

eye and head movement

19
Q

vestibulospinal

A

balance and posture

20
Q

lateral corticospinal

A

skilled movements in fingers

21
Q

anterior corticospinal

A

axial muscles; extra source of control

22
Q

corticobulbar

A

head and neck movements

23
Q

dorsolateral

A

lateral corticospinal, rubrospinal

24
Q

ventromedial

A

reticulo, vestibulo, anterior cortico, tecto

25
Q

primary motor cortex

A

direction and speed

sends go signal

26
Q

secondary motor areas

A

planning/ goal trajectory

SMA and premotor

27
Q

SMA

A

bilateral movement

28
Q

premotor

A

mirror neurons

29
Q

association areas

A

prefrontal, parietal

30
Q

parietal cortex

A

goal / target location, hand-eye coordination

31
Q

nicotinic receptors

A

ionic

always excitatory
autonomic ganglia for both divisions

32
Q

muscarinic receptors

A

metabotropic

target organs of parasympathetic

33
Q

alpha 1

A

smooth muscle constriction
Gq

(increase in BP, vasoconstriction)

34
Q

alpha 2

A

Gi

secretion inhibition

35
Q

beta 1

A

Gs

increased heart rate and contractility

36
Q

beta 2

A

Gs

smooth muscle relaxation
vasodilation

37
Q

beta 3

A

Gs

enhance lipolysis

38
Q

norepinephrine

A

a1, a2, b1, b3

39
Q

epinephrine

A

a1, a2, b1, b2

40
Q

primary capillary plexus

A

in median eminence, delivers RH from hypothalamus to pituitary

41
Q

portal vein

A

connects plexuses

42
Q

secondary capillary plexus

A

delivers tropic hormone

43
Q

jugular vein

A

receives tropic hormones