Introduction -- Anatomy Flashcards

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What are the three names for the top of the brain?

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Supra, Superior, Dorsal

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What is the name for the front and then for the back of the brain?

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Anterior
Posterior

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What are the two names for the bottom of the brain?

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Inferior
Ventral

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What is the pneumonic for remembering the 5 main areas of the brain?

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Big - Broca’s area
Man - Motor cortex
Always - Auditory cortex
Small - Somato Sensory cortex
Willy - Wernicke’s area

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What are the four cortex’s of the brain from front to back?

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Frontal cortex
Parietal cortex
occipital cortex
temporal cortex

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What is the external name for the middle of the brain and what is the internal name of it?

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External - Medial
Internal - Meso

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What is the role of the amygdala?

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It processes emotions, i.e fear, and links them to memories and behaviours.

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What is the role of the auditory cortex? (2 things)

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functions to analyze and decode auditory information collected by the ears

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What is the role of the Broca’s area? (2 things)

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Language production, i.e speech forming and articulation.

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What is the role of the Wernicke’s area?

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Wernicke’s area is responsible for language comprehension

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What is the role of the Hippocampus? (2 things)

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Memory formation and spatial navigation

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What is the role of the motor cortex? (3 things)

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planning, control, and execution of voluntary movements.

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What is the role of the orbitofrontal cortex? (3 things)

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Processing emotions, decision-making, and social behaviors

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What is the role of the somatosensory cortex?
What are the four type of info?

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Processes all sensory information from your body i.e
temperature, pressure, pain, touch

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What is the role of the visual cortex?

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process visual information

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What are the five things that the frontal lobe coordinates?

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language
motor function
memory
personality
other cognitive functions.

17
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What are the two things that the parietal lobe cooridinates?

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It processes what a person sees and hears

18
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What are the two things that the occipital lobe coordinates?

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interprets visual information and contains the visual cortex.

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What are the four things the temporal lobe coordinates and what area is involved in it?

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It contains the Wernicke area, which is responsible for understanding language.
processes memories
processes emotions
plays a major part in hearing and visual perception.