Lesson 3 Flashcards

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what is Agensies?

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the failure of brain regions to develop, offers researchers an opportunity to study brain organization and function.
-symptoms are similar to early autistic symptoms

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How do patients with Agenisis improve?

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Brain plasticity allows for compensation as regions of the cerebral cortex function more efficiently.

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What are adaptations?

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Evolved anatomical/functional features that solved long-standing historical problems.

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What does brain plasticity mean?

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Neural Tissue has the capacity to adapt to the world by changing how its functions are organized.
-neural connections constantly change in response to experience
-learning takes place when neural circuits change to store new knowledge

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what is neuroplacticity?

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The nervous system’s potential to physically or chemically modify itself in response to environmental change and to compensate for age-related changes and injury.

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What is afferent information?

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Incoming information to the CNS

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What is efferent information?

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Outgoing information from the CNS

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Brain body orientation?

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frame of reference is the human face

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spatital orientation?

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from of reference is other body parts and body orientation

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Anatomical orientation?

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frame of reference is direction of cut from viewers perspective

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Ipsilateral def?

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structures lying on the same side of the brain

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