Network Neuroscience Flashcards
Review how the brain makes accurate goal-directed movements of the body, and explain the role of the posterior parietal cortex in this process
Describe three major large-scale brain networks, their major anatomical substrates, and hypothesized roles in cognition
default-mode network
central-executive network
salience network
Differentiate between structural connectivity and functional connectivity in brain networks, explain “effective connectivity,” and discuss how global access of information in the cerebral cortex is thought to underscore consciousness
structural functional effective connectivity subliminal preconscious conscious
Explain what a seizure is in general terms, and distinguish between focal aware, focal impaired, and secondarily generalized seizure classifications
hyperexcitability of populations of neurons
usually large pyramidal neurons
focal aware
focal impaired
secondarily generalized
Explain how focal impaired seizures are thought to disrupt consciousness (network inhibition hypothesis)
Explain what a migraine is and how network coordination helps explain the pan-sensory amplifications associated with migraine disorder
a recurring type of headache characterized by elevated sensitivity to multiple sensory modalities (called “pan-sensory gain”)