neuroimaging Flashcards

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1
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what was early psych called in 1800s

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phrenology

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2
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brocas area

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expression of language
frontal lobe

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3
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wernickes area

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comprehension of language
frontal lobe

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4
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observations of brain activity

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blood flow increases to active area
changes in pulsation

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early brain “scans” MOSSO human circulation balance

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said if someone was on a pivot table, it would pivot down towards brain as it would weigh more with more blood in it

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6
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who recorded the first EEG electrical signal

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BERGER

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7
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CT/ CAT

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x-rays
used to find areas of damage as shows density of brain
+cheap
+non invasive
+ok spatial

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MRI

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sectional images
used behaviour of protons to create images
+ high spatial resolution

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9
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LONDON TAXI DRIVERS - MRI study

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larger hippocampus than control group - memory of all the routes, neural plasticity

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FMRI

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watched brain activity during task - shows area related to function
oxygen levels/ blood flow
+ 1mm spatial - amazing
- claustrophobic

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EEG

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electrical signals from scalp
32-256 electrode channels
electrical signals to specific stimuli
- poor spatial resolution

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ERP

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measures neural responses to stimulus
+ good temp resolution
- spatial res

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