speech and sleep

Question 1

wernicke area

Answer 1

sensory speech
understanding what is heard

Question 2

broca area

Answer 2

motor speech
sends messages to appropriate muscles to make sound work

Question 3

wernicke and brocra area connected by

Answer 3

arculate fasiculus

Question 4

right side of brain controls

Answer 4

muscle activity and receives info from left side of body
spatial perception, recognition of faces, musical ability

Question 5

left side of brain controls

Answer 5

muscle activity in and receives info from right side of body
mathematics and speech

Question 6

corpus callosum

Answer 6

commissure that shares sensory information from both sides

Question 7

EEG

Answer 7

recording of brains electrical activity

Question 8

alpha

Answer 8

resting state with eyes closed

Question 9

beta

Answer 9

intense mental activity

Question 10

theta

Answer 10

frustration or brain disorders

Question 11

delta

Answer 11

deep sleep, infancy or brain disorders

Question 12

sleep is a cyclic pattern between ___ and ___

Answer 12

NREM and REM

Question 13

working memory

Answer 13

task associated memory
brain briefly stores info for a task
ie a phone number

Question 14

short term memory

Answer 14

info retained for minutes to days
involved long term potentiation

Question 15

long term potentiation

Answer 15

strengthening of synapes
facilitation of future APs by increase in number of NT glutatmate on presnyaptic side or increase in number of receptors on post synaptic side

Question 16

long term memory

Answer 16

retention for days to years
involved consolidation

Question 17

declarative memory

Answer 17

retention of facts
hippocampus and amygdala

Question 18

procedural memory

Answer 18

development of skills ie riding a bike
cerebellum and premotor area

Question 19

consolidation

Answer 19

process of forming stronger synapses over a period of years

Question 20

memory engram

Answer 20

series of neurons and their activity
involved in long term retention of information
repetition and association helps turn short term into long term

Question 21

limbic system

Answer 21

influences emotions, motivation, food sensation of pain and pleasure
basic survival instincts

Question 22

hippocampus association with limibic system important for

Answer 22

satiation and survival