Lecture 2: Organization of the NS Flashcards

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comprised of: neuron cell bodies, glia and schwann cells, dendrites, axon terminals (boutons), and unmyelinated fibers

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grey matter

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comprised of: bundles of myelinated (which gives white color) axons

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white matter

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nucleus : nerve cell bodies in the CNS :: ___ : nerve cell bodies outside the CNS

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ganglion

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terms that refer to nerve cell bodies

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lamina, body (corpora), cortex, formation, horn, center

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terms that refer to fiber pathways

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tract, fasciculus, brachium, peduncle, capsule, lemniscus, commissure, ansa

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a crossing over or intersection of parts; an example is the ___ of the pyramids in the lower medulla

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decussation

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CNS (central nervous system) : brain and spinal cord :: ___ : neural parts outside of the CNS

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PNS (peripheral nervous system)

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encephalon, cerebrum, cerebral hemispheres, basal ganglia, limbic lobe

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structures / divisions of the CNS

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gyrus : visual fold of tissue :: sulcus / ___ : grooves

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fissure

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10
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Brodmann areas 44 and 45 which play a role in fluent, well-articulated speech are also known as ___’s area

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Broca

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frontal lobe : most anterior :: occipital lobe : most ___

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posterior

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parietal lobe : superior to sylvian fissure :: temporal lobe : ___ to sylvian fissure

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inferior

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13
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lobe involved with language (left), motor planning, and executive functioning

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frontal lobe

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14
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lobe involved with language (left), sensation, and spacial information

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parietal lobe

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15
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lobe involved with auditory processing and semantic memory

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temporal lobe

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lobe involved with processing visual information

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occipital lobe

17
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cerebral connection fibers (COM-ASS-PRO)

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commissural fibers (connect one hemisphere with other), associated fibers (connect portions of same hemisphere), projection fibers (long pathway connecting CC to lower NS)

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cortex found in pre central gyrus (BA 4) in frontal lobe; sends signal for execution of voluntary motor movements - somatotopically organized (homunculus)

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primary motor cortex

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cortex found in post central gyrus (BA 1, 2, & 3) in parietal lobe; receptor for bodily sensations - somatotopically organized

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primary somatosensory cortex

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cortex found in Heschl’s gyrus (BA 41 & 42) in temporal lobe; processes incoming sound - tonotopically organized

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primary auditory cortex

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cortex found along calcimine fissure (BA 17) in occipital lobe; processes visual signals - retinotopically organized

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primary visual cortex

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higher order processing cortex which takes info from primary sensory cortex (temporal, parietal, and occipital lobes) to performs additional processing; also, ___ cortex flows backward when sending information to primary motor cortex in the frontal lobe so that final execution commands may be sent out

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association cortex

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primary sensory cortex : temporal-parietal-occipital :: primary ___ cortex : frontal

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motor

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unimodal association cortex : one sensory attribute processed :: ___ association cortex : two sensory attributes processed

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polymodal

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true or false, the supramodal association cortex is considered the highest level of processing compared to unimodal and polymodal association cortexes

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true

26
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name of the category of structures that are beneath the cerebral cortex, including: diencephalon (thalamus, hypo-, eli-, and sub-), basal ganglia, substantial nigra, and the sub thalamic nucleus

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subcortical structures

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[re: location] cerebellum : rear of brain (below cerebrum) :: brainstem : between the ___ and the spinal cord

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subcortical structures of the brain