Lecture 2- Central Nervous System Flashcards

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Four generalizations about the cerebral cortex

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  • contains three functional areas: sensory, motor, association
  • each hemisphere controls contra lateral sides
  • both hemispheres do not have identical functions
  • no functional areas work alone; they need each other.
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Cerebral cortex controls…

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Conscious mind

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Motor areas of cerebral cortex control?

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Voluntary movement

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Location of motor part of cerebral cortex?

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Posterior part of frontal lobes

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Four parts of cerebral cortex?

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  • primary motor cortex
  • premotor Cortes
  • brochas area
  • frontal eye field
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Primary motor cortex?

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Conscious movement of skeletal muscles

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Somatotrophy?

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Spacial mapping of motor areas

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Premotor Cortes?

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Learned functions

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Brochas area?

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Location of all speech and language

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Frontal eye field?

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Controls eye movement; voluntary

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Primary somatosensory cortex location and function?

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Location: post central gyrus of parietal lobe
Function: receives messages from sensory neurons and determines location of the body it is on

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Somatosensory association cortex function and location?

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Location: lies posterior to primary somatosensory cortex
Function: identifies sensory receptions

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Visual association area?

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Occipital lobes

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Primary auditory cortex location?

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Temporal lobes

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Olfactory lobe cortex?

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Temporal lobe called the uncus

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Gustatory cortex location?

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Parietal lobe deep to temporal lobe

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Prefrontal cortex location and function?

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  • Anterior portions of frontal lobe

- intellectual learning, personality.

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Posterior association cortex function?

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  • Located in different parts of temporal, occipital and parietal lobes
  • receives signals from all sensory areas, written and spoken language, injury
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Limbic association area function?

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Recognition of fear