lecture notes Flashcards

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The cerebrum makes up __% of the brain

A

80%

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2
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The two hemispheres are connected by the ____ _____

A

corpus collosum

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3
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the cerebral cortex is the

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Outer shell of gray matter that covers each hemisphere

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4
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beneath the brains grey matter is ____ matter which is that color due to _____

A

white

myleination

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5
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The five major lobes include

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frontal, occipital, parietal, insula, temporal

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6
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Lobes, match function
Contain the somatosensory cortices
*Perception of senses, touch, pressure, heat, cold, pain.

A

Parietal Lobe

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Lobes, match function
Auditory Cortex
*Perception and interpretation of auditory information

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Temporal Lobe

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8
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Lobes, match function
Visual cortex
*perception and interpretation of visual images

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Occipital Lobe

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9
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Lobes, match function

Integration of sensory information with visceral responses
-Assessing body states

A

Insula

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10
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Lobes, match function

  • Contain the motor cortices
  • Voluntary movement of skeletal muscle
A

Frontal

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11
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The left/right hemisphere is usually dominant

A

left

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12
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which hemisphere

  • Language
  • Analytical Ability
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Left hemisphere

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13
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Which hemisphere

  • Visuospatial
  • Patterns, Reading maps
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Right hemisphere

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14
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____ ____: Masses of gray matter located deep within cerebrum that can:

  • inhibit muscle tone throughout the body
  • modifying ongoing activity in motor pathways
  • release dopamine
  • suppressing useless or unwanted patterns of movement
A

Basal Nuclei=Basal ganglia

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15
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____: disturbance in comprehension and expression of language

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Aphasia

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16
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Brocas aphasia will effect the motor/comprehension side

17
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The limbic systems major functions include

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emotions
aggression
fear
sex drive
goal directed behavior (reward and punishment
18
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Short term memory lasts for x< ___ seconds, long term is anything longer.

19
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Non-declarative memory is

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memory of simple skills

20
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Declarative memory is

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memory of facts and events

21
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Memory Consolidation refers to

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Temporal lobes (Amygdala and hippocampus) involved in converting short term memory to long term.

22
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If memory has an emotional component, the ____ is involved in memory formation

23
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____ impairs memory consolidation

24
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________ stress disorder may result in hippocampal atrophy in which memories are stored but retrieval is hindered

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Post traumatic

25
Alzheimer's Disease is the most common form of dementia
ye
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Alzheimer's disease symptoms/causes
- Loss of neruons - accumulation of extracellular proteins=amyuloid plaques - Accumulation of intracellular proteins forming neurofibrillary tangles
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The diencephalon consists of
- Thalamus-relay | - hypothalamus
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_______ functions: - Body temperature - Thirst and urine output - Food intake - Controls anterior pituitary hormone secretion - circadian rythem - control of ANS - control of posterior pituitary hormones
Hypothalamus
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*critical link between spinal cord and higher brain regions
Brain stem
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Oldest part of the brain
brain stem
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The brain stem consists of 3 parts:
Medulla pons midbrain
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The reticular activating systems main purpose is
wakefulness
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Medulla Oblongata has three main centers, the ____ center, ______ center, _____ center.
cardiac respiratory Vasomotor
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__ pairs of spinal nerves leave the spinal cord
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The spinal nerves purpose is mostly
integration of basic reflexes and communication
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Reflex arc includes | ____->______--->_____ ____---->_______---->______
Sensory--->Afferent--->Integrating center---->Efferent---->Response
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__ pairs of cranial nerves
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