Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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implicated in parkinsons

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Dopamine in the nigrostrial pathway

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2
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addiction

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Mesolimbic pathway VTA to nucleus acumbens

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3
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Basal Ganglia implicated in

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movement AND aspects of cognition

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4
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Amygdala

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fear

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5
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Temporal lobes implicated

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in auditory processing AND visual recognition AND emotions

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6
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Multiple systems are involved

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in selective attention including posterior parietal, brainstem, acc

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7
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Wernicke’s aphasia

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comprehension difficulties…but also difficulties with expression

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8
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Right hemisphere implicated

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in understanding prosody of speech

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9
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Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

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executive functioning, reflection, judgment AND implicated in working memory and cognitive flexibility

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10
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Ventromedial prefrontal cortex

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inhibition AND implicated in mood/anxiety

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11
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Hippocampus

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memory

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12
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Anosagnosia

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not aware of difficulties

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13
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2 Main structures of the diencephalon

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Hypothalamus, thalamus

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14
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diencephalon

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located rostal to brainstem, includes pineal gland

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15
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thalamus

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CPU of brain - processes/transmits signals from all senses to cortex;
- critical for optimal cortical arousal - and- attention; and critical for cognitive functioning and coordinating activation including timing and coordination of complex problem solving

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16
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“filtering” function

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thalamus - helps to select which sensory and motor information will be allowed to pass to and from cortex and in what sequence (may fail in schizophrenia causing poor signal-to-noise ratio

17
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thalamus lesions

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may cause memory, cognitive, executive dysfunction

- dorsomedial nucleus and mammillothalamic tract are damaged in KORSAKOFF SYNDROME

18
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hypothalamus

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primary function is HOMEOSTASIS/regulation of

  • water/thirst(electrolytes)
  • food intake
  • temperature
  • autonomic activity (bp, hb, digestive, respiratory)
  • sleep-waye cycle/circadian rhythmicity
  • general body metabolism