Localization of Function Flashcards

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history?

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only 70-80 years ago this was accepted/believed

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Rene Descartes (early 1600s)

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  • thought brain functioned as a whole
  • recognized 2 sides of the brain
  • thought pineal gland was ‘see to the soul’
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Gall / Spurzheim (1860s)

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  • dif of grey/ white matter & communication over corpus callosum
  • phrenology - bumps/ depressions relate to brain ability
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Broca and Patient Tan

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Brocas area - for speech - when damaged causes Broca’s Aphasia (understand but cant repsond)

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Broca and Patient Tan

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Brocas area - for speech - when damaged causes Broca’s Aphasia (understand but cant repsond)

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where is the Broca’s Area? (1861)

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left frontal lobe

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Wernicke (1874)

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language area - when damaged has issues comprehending but can speak output.

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where is Werenicke’s area?

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Left temporal lobe

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9
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What did Fritsch & Hitzig discover? (1870)

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electricity in one side of brain causes movement in the opposite side.

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10
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The lobes are…

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multi model except for occipital (only vision)

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Damage to the middle/inferior gyrus (temp lobe)…

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causes impairments in general cognitions

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Damage to the superior temporal gyrus (temp lobe)…

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causes deafness, werenicke’s aphasia and auditory agnosia (dif recognizing sounds)

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13
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Damage to the right medial temp lobe…

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causes visual memory impairment

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14
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Damage to the left medial temp lobe… x3

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causes verbal memory impairment (hearing/language is good)
anterograde and retrograde amnesia
but these patients also have spared memories and some level of memory retention

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15
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The … lobes are all about …

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medial temporal lobes … memory

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16
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function of parietal lobe?

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part of the dorsal stream (spatial vision)
also sensory convergence

17
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Damage to the medial

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