Quiz 8 - CNS: Brain Flashcards

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facts about brain

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CNS - brain and spinal cord
brain contains ~ 20 billion neurons
each neuron makes 1-10,000 synapses with other neurons

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2
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major regions of the brain

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cerebrum
diencephalon
brain stem
cerebellum

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cerebrum

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paired hemispheres consisting of the cortex, white matter and basal nuclei

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4
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parts of cerebral cortex

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sulci, gyri, and fissures

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sulci

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shallow grooves

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6
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gyri

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ridges

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fissures

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deep grooves

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8
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what are the cerebral lobes divided by

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sulci

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9
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cerebral lobes

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frontal
parietal
temporal
occipital

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10
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frontal lobe

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primary motor cortex
somatic motor association cortex
prefrontal cortex

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primary motor cortex

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direct voluntary movements by controlling somatic motor neurons

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somatic motor association cortex

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coordinates motor activities of learned movement patterns

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13
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parietal lobe

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primary sensory cortex

somatic sensory association cortex

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primary sensory cortex

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receives somatic sensory information (ex: touch, pain, taste, temperature, pressure, etc.)

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somatic sensory association cortex

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integrate and process sensory data (ex: comprehend size, form and texture of objects)

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16
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temporal lobe

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auditory cortex

olfactory cortex

17
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auditory cortex

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hearing, perception of sound

18
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olfactory cortex

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smell, perception of odors

19
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occipital lobe

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visual cortex - vision and coordination of eye movement

20
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layers of cerebrum

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gray matter and central white matter

21
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gray matter

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outer layer, occupy majority of cell body

22
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central white matter

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consists of deep myelinated fibers

23
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what makes connections within same hemispheres

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association fibers

24
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arcuate fibers

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short fibers connecting one gyrus to another

25
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longitudinal fasciculi

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connect frontal lobe to other lobes

26
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commissural fibers

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make connections between hemisphere

  • corpus callosum
  • anterior commissure
27
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alzheimers disease

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progressive degenerative brain disease

  • 5-15% > 65 years old develop AD
  • 50% > 80 years old develop AD
  • abnormal protein deposits within neurons in brain; leads to nerve cell death and tissue loss