Lecture 14- language Flashcards

1
Q

three association cortices and their nuclei

A

Parietal- pulvinar
Temporal- lateral posterior
Frontal- mediodorsal

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2
Q

neglect syndrome- where is the lesion

A

right posterior partietal cortex

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3
Q

what lesion causes prospoagnosia

A

right temporal lobe

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4
Q

you see a banana but cant say banana…where do you have a lesion

A

left temporal lobe

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5
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fn of parietal cortex

A

assesing stimulus

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6
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fn of temporal association cortex

A

deciding how to respond to the stimulus

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7
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fn of frontal association cortex

A

planning and exectuting

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8
Q

Orbitofrontal crotex is responsible for a reward and punishment system. what would happen if you had a lesion here?

A

impulsive behavior

poor judgement

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9
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dorsolateral cortex is responsible for connecting cognitive with emotional. what would happen if you had a lesion here

A

lifeless behavior

flattened emotional response

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10
Q

left frontal cortex is responsible for positive emotions…what would happen if you had a lesion here

A

depressed

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11
Q

right frontal cortes is responsible for negative emotions…lesion here?

A

manic symptoms (happy to sad really quick)

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12
Q

which side of the brain do ppl use the most for language….left or right?

A

left

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13
Q

anomia

A

inability to find words

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14
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agrammatism

A

inabilty to form grammatically correct sentences

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15
Q

paraphasic erros

A

purnpike v. turnpike

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16
Q

conduction aphasia

A

damage to arcuate fasiculus, connecting brocas to wernickes

17
Q

brocas area fn

A

spoken word/ speech production

18
Q

wernickes area fn

A

language comprehension

19
Q

where is lesion for brocas area

A

left frontal lobe

20
Q

where is lesion for wernickes area

A

left temporal lobe

21
Q

prosody

A

emotional and tonal components of language

22
Q

aprosodia

A

loose emotional and tonal components of language (basically…a lose of prosody)