neuroanatomy review Flashcards

1
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processes, interprets, stores information; issues orders to muscles, glands, and organs

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central nervous system

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2
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transmits information to and from the central nervous system

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peripheral nervous system

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3
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bridge between brain and peripheral nerves

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spinal cord

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4
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controls skeletal muscles

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somatic nervous system

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5
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regulates glands, blood vessels, internal organs

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autonomic nervous system

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6
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mobilizes body for action and energy output

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sympathetic nervous system

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7
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conserves energy and maintains a quiet, at rest state

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parasympathetic nervous system

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8
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the ______ side of the brain functions to understand spatial perceptual information, abstract, and controls the left side of the body.

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right

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9
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the ______ side of the brain controls language and the right side of the body.

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left

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10
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wernicke’s area affects _________.

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comprehension

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11
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broca’s area affects ________.

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expression

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12
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clinical signs and symptoms of ______ hemispheric strokes include visual-spatial perceptual deficits, emotional disorders and subtle communication problems.

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right

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13
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clinical signs and symptoms of _____ hemispheric strokes include aphasia and arguably emotional disorders.

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left

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14
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Many functions
Relays information to/from cerebral cortex
Role in sleep/wake cycles, consciousness

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thalamus

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15
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Many functions: hunger, thirst, temperature, sleep,
Regulating ANS
Hormone release

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hypothalamus

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16
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allows left and right hemispheres to communicate

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corpus callosum

17
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plays a central role in states of consciousness and levels of arousal and has fibers that run vertical along the parts of the brain stem

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reticular formation

18
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the brain stem includes the:

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midbrain, pons, medulla

19
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Respiration
Cough/gag reflex
Pupillary response
Swallowing 
Information relay between brain and spinal cord
Unconscious motor movement
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brain stem functions

20
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Unconscious motor system that operates on a subcortical level

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basal ganglia

21
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“Little Brain”
Coordination, precision, balance at unconscious level
Speech fluidity
May also have a role in attention, memory, perception, social skills

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cerebellum

22
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OLD part of brain, raw emotion

Emotion, memory, behavior, smell

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limbic system

23
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ROLE in DECISION MAKING

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Cingulate gyrus

24
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FEAR, ANXIETY, ANGER, social cues, empathy

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amygdala

25
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long term memory (emotion)

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hippocampus

26
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Hollow spaces in the brain that contain CSF

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vesicles