Sos- Higher Cognitive Function Flashcards

1
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red
green

A

red: prefrontal cortex
green: motor and premotor cortex

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2
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living out our day to day life and also living in a community having to get along with other people involves what

A

primary motor cortex and association cortex

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3
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top
bottom

A

top: U fibers (gyrus to gyrus)
bottom: Arcuate fasciculus (lobe to lobe)

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4
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red

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superior longitudinal fasciculus

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5
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black

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uncinate fasciculus

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6
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goes from frontal all the way to parietal and occipital (PFC to occipital lobe)

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superior longitudinal fasciculus

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7
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projects from limbic structures to PFC

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Uncinate fasciculus

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8
Q

these two pathways provide the
PFC with integrative sensory and
limbic information

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superior longitudinal fasciculus
uncinate fasciculus

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9
Q

highest cortical functioning
deals with personality
judgement, planning, motivation

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prefrontal cortex

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10
Q

adult male with risky behavior; doesn’t take no for an answer; bully

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underdeveloped prefrontal cortex

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11
Q

relay station
can slow things down or speed things up

A

thalamus

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12
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important nucleus of thalamus that connects to prefrontal cortex

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dorsomedial thalamic nucleus

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13
Q

inferior aspect of frontal lobe
adaptive learning (med students)
emotional flexibility
Right vs wrong

A

Orbitofrontal cortex (OFC)

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14
Q

Stalker/gambler/impulsive behavior

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orbitofrontal cortex underdeveloped

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15
Q

dramatic changes in personality caused by lesion to where (think phineas gage)

A

orbitofrontal cortex

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16
Q

Impulsive behavior
Can’t concentrate well
Risky behavior
Inappropriate
(lesion here frequently involves work and family)

A

prefrontal cortex

17
Q

Incontinence: bladder problem or frontal lobe sign
Task impairment: can’t get done what you’re supposed to do
Frontal release signs: disinhibited primitive reflexes
Short attention span
Acalculia: can’t do simple math
Mood changes

A

frontal lobe signs

18
Q

lesion where?
can’t recognize L side of body

A

R parietal lobe (non-dominant)

19
Q

language impairment
negligible effect on body position

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L parietal/temporal lobe (dominant)

20
Q

recognize position of body parts in space

A

somatognosis

21
Q

don’t recognize left body

A

asomatognosia

22
Q

don’t know of the problem

A

asnosognosia

23
Q

How can you spot this problem: person doesn’t recognize L side of body (hemineglect syndrome)

A

person doesn’t shave half of face

24
Q

stroke in this area can end up with hemineglect

A

R submarginal gyrus

25
MCA stroke on L side can lead to damage in what 2 areas
Brocas and Wernickes
26
expressive aphasia broken speech
Brocas area
27
receptive aphasia can’t comprehend language
Wernickes area
28
conduction aphasia damage to
arcuate fasciculus connecting brocas and wernickes
29
R homonymous hemianopia w/ macular sparing (where is lesion)
L visual cortex
30
reading and writing involve what main areas
brocas, wernickes, and primary motor cortex and visual cortex