Intro to Neuroscience (History) Flashcards

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What is cellular and molecular neuroscience?

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study of cell and molecules of nervous system

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What is systems neuroscience?

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study of functional neural circuits and systems

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What is behavioral neuroscience?

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study of mental process and behavior at the biological level

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What is cognitive neuroscience?

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study of cognition and mental processes

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What is developmental neuroscience?

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study of the cellular/molecular mechanisms of nervous system development

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What is clinical neuroscience?

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study of neuronal basis of neurological and mental disorders

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What is neurophysiology?

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study of the function of the nervous system

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What is neuroanatomy?

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study of the structures of the nervous system

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What is neuropharmacology?

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study of the effects of pharmaceuticals on the nervous system

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What is computational neuroscience?

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study of information procession functions of the nervous system

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What is translational neuroscience?

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relationship between basic and clinical neuroscience

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What is trephination?

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first evidence of brain surgery during Neolithic period (10,200 BC)

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What did the Ancient Egyptians think was the centre of all knowledge and emotion?

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the heart

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What did Alcmaeon of Croton (500 BC) do?

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described dissection of optic and sensory nerves

brain was seat of sensation

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What did Hippocrates do?

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brain was seat of intelligence

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What did Herophilus of Chalcedon do?

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Father of Anatomy

first to carry out human dissection

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What did Erasistratus of Chios do?

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Father of physiology

first to dissect living criminals

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What did Galen do?

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“On the Brain”

distinguished between sensory and motor neurons

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What did Vesalius do?

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“De Humani Corpis Fabrica”

anatomy book

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What did Harvey do?

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described role of brain in movement (in frog)

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What did Descartes do?

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described path of CSF

pineal body is where the “mind and soul” interact

22
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What did Willis do?

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coined the term “neurology”

wrote first textbook “Cerebri Anatome”

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What did Galvani do?

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electricity in nerves

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What did Fabbroni do?

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conduction of nerves are electrical and chemical

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What did Flourens do?

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researched regions of brain using ablation techniques

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What did Hooke do?

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invented own microscope

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What did Remak do?

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described myelinated vs unmyelinated axons

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What did Perkinje do?

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described cerebral cells, identified neuron nucleus and processes

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What did Helmhotlz do?

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used frog sciatic nerve to measure transmission speed of nerve

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What did Bernstein do?

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measured time of action potential

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What did Broca do?

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lateralization and localization

“Broca’s area”

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What did Golgi do?

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Golgi method (silver nitrate staining)

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What did Sherrington do?

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coined term “synapse”