Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology Flashcards

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In what lobe of the brain do the following processes take place:
Judgment

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Prefrontal (Frontal Area)

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In what lobe of the brain do the following processes take place:
Reasoning

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Prefrontal (Frontal Area)

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In what lobe of the brain do the following processes take place:
Conceptual planning-

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Prefrontal (Frontal Area)

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In what lobe of the brain do the following processes take place:
Abstract thinking

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Prefrontal (Frontal Area)

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Aphasia is a disturbance in what function?

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Difficulty with language

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What system incorporates the following- Amygdala

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Limbic System

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What system incorporates the following- Hippocampus

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Limbic System

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What system incorporates the following- Nucleus accumbens

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Limbic System

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What system incorporates the following- Thalamus

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Limbic System

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What structure is important for making new memories?

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Hippocampus

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The sensory and relay center of the brain are

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Thalamus

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Agonists increase or decrease the effect of a neurotransmitter?

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Increase

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Which neurotransmitter is closely associated with the reward and pleasure circuit and implicated in addiction?

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Dopamine

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Damage to this area of the brain can lead to Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s chorea, and Tourette’s?

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Basal Ganglia

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Visual, tactile, and auditory input come into which area of the brain for processing?

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Parietal Lobe

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The amygdala contributes to establishing emotional memories – True or False?

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True

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Limbic system-structure that is NOT part of it is thalamus

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False

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What part of the brain effects the processing of fear-related stimuli and the regulation of emotional responses?

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Insular cortex

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Left Hemisphere

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Controls Right side of body

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Right hempishere

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Controls left side of body

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Frontal Lobe

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Largest part

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Frontal Lobe
( Motor Functions)

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Voluntarily motor of specific muscles

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Frontal Lobe (Premotor Area)

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Coordinates movement of multiple muscles

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Frontal Lobe ( Association Cortex )

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Multimodel sensory input to trigger memory and lead to decision -making

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Frontal Lobe( Seat of executive functions)
working memory, planning, reasoning, judgement, impulse control, intelliegence
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Frontal Lobe (Broca's area)
Expressive speech
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Frontal Lobe ( Personality Variables)
Most focal area for personality development
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Frontal Lobes Problems lead to ....
Personality change, emotional, and intellectual changes
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Temporal Lobe ( Functions)
momory , audiory area, emotion, vision with sensory, speech or language comphrension
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Temporal Lobe ( Wernicke's Area)
Receptive speech or language comprehension
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Temporal Lobe problem leads to....
visual or auditory hallucinations, aphasia, and amnesia
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Occipital Lobe function
Primary vision and other sensory
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Occipital problems lead too....
visual defects, blindness, and visual hallucinations
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Parietal Lobe function
Primary sensory, some vision, reading and writing
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Parietal lobe problems lead to
Sensory- perceptual disturbances and agnosia ( unable to recognize objects)
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Cerebral cortex
controls behaviors; speech, cognition, judgement m perception, motor function
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limbic system
Controls emotions and memory Consists: hypothamalus, thalamus, hippocampus, amygdala
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hypothalamus
Control center- appetite, hunger, thrist, water, circadian rhythms, body temp, libido, hormonal reg
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thalamus
sensory for smell , emotions, memeory
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hippocampus
short /long term memory
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amygdala
emotions; mood, fear , agression
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Basal gangia ( AKA Corpus striatum)
movement , walking , motor activities
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