Memories and Processing Flashcards

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cingulate gyrus

A

emotional value via cingulum

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2
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septal nuclei (ACh)

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reward/incentive via fornix

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3
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amygdala

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emotional content via the ventral amygdalofugal pathway

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4
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Korsakoff’s Psychosis

A

mammillary body degeneration
B1 deficiency + EtOH toxicity
can’t make new declarative memories so they make them up = “anamnestic confabulatory syndrome”
patients have intact intelligence

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5
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spatial memory is stored where?

A

posterior hippocampus

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6
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DLPFC (dorsolateral prefrontal cortex) lesions impair what type of memory?

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working memory

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7
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what structures are used for short-term declarative memory?

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medial temporal lobe
diencephalic memory (Papez circuit)
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8
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what structures are used for long-term declarative memory in cortical storage?

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circuit between ASSOCIATION CX. and PREFRONTAL CX. enables recall
does NOT require Papez recycling

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9
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what structures are used for working memory?

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DLPFC = dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

bypasses the medial temporal lobe

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10
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what is medazolam (Versed) used for?

A

induce medial amnesia before surgery

benzodiazepine

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11
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what events can cause retrograde memory loss?

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global hypoxia –> cortical loss
head trauma –> cortical damage
electroconvulsive therapy –> cortical damage

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12
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damage to what area can cause anterograde memory loss? What could cause this damage?

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typically lesion affects HIPPOCAMPUS

Alzheimer’s
bilateral PCA infarct
viral infections (e.g. herpes simplex encephalitis)
focal ischemia

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13
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what helps lay down declarative memories and spatial memories?

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hippocampi

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