lecture 22 Flashcards

1
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what is the transverse fissure

A

it is the divide of the cerebrum from the cerebellum

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2
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name the three sulci

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parieto-occiptial, central and lateral

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3
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what is the occipital lobe associated with

A

vision

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4
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what is the temporal lobe associated with

A

memory and hearing

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5
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what is the parietal lobe associated with

A

somatosensory, senses we are aware of

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6
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what is the frontal lobe associated with

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the prefrontal lobe is personality and language. the posterior part of the frontal lobe is motor control

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7
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what are the three tract types

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commisural, projection, association

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8
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whats a commisural tract and example

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bidirectional axons from one side of cerebrum to another, example is the corupus callosum

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9
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what is a projection tract and example

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a group of axons that run between the cerebral cortex and other regions of CNS. example is the corticospinal tract

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10
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what are association tracts and example

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a group of axons travelling within the same side of a cerebrum cortex

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11
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what does homunculus mean

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a map showing a proportional representation of the somatosensory or motor neurons in the brain.

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12
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what is the diencephalon

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a structure which includes the thalamus and hypothalamus that sits on the brain stem

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13
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describe upper motor neuron of the corticospinal pathway

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  1. Cell body in primary motor cortex (precentral gyrus)
  2. Axon extends from motor cortex to spinal cord on opposite side, crossing over at medulla oblongata
  3. Makes synapse on lower motor neuron at the ventral horn
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14
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what are the two pathways we need to know

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the corticospinal pathway and the dorsal column pathway

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15
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describe the lower motor neuron of the corticospinal pathway

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  1. Cell body in ventral horn (grey matter) of spinal cord
  2. Axon extends out of spinal cord (ventral root) into body
  3. Makes synapse on skeletal muscle
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16
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what makes the diencephalon

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the thalamus and hypothalamus

17
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what makes the brain stem

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the midbrain, the pons and the medulla oblongata, in that order.

18
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where is N3 cell body of the dorsal coulmn pathway

A

the cell body is in the thalamus

19
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what is between the hemispheres of the brain

A

the corpus callosum