Lec 3-3 Motor Cortex Flashcards
areas for movement of limbs and body
primary motor cortex, dorsal/ventral premotor cortex, supplementary motor area
all areas for movement are interconnected, receive blank input, and contribute to corticospinal tract so they are all involved in the blank of movement
thalamic, initiation
no muscle contractions or sensations elicited from stimulation
silent cortex
using or not using certain motor neurons in the brain results in blank
reorganization because it is very plastic
supplementary motor area is involved in blank
bimanual coordination
damage to SMA often causes blank
apraxia
sma is important in blank tasks
complex and mental rehearsal
number of people diagnosed with something each year
incidence
number of people alive with something total
prevalence
in ALS, these die
upper and lower motor neurons and their axons
when an axon dies, scar tissue is left behind which leads to blank
sclerosis