Structure and Functions of CNS1 Flashcards

1
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Where is the grey matter in the brain?

A

On the outside

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2
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What is cerebral cortex?

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Outer layer of brain

Grey matter

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3
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Gyrus

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Ridge

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4
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Sulci

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Groove in cerebral cortex

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5
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Fissure

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Larger sulci

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6
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What does central sulcus divide?

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Motor (front) and sensory area (behind)

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7
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What does parietal fissure separate?

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Frontal from temporal love

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8
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What does great longitudinal fissure separate?

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2 cerebral hemispheres

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9
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What is the corpus callosum

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Nerve fibres joining the two hemispheres

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10
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What does the lateral fissure separate?

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Temporal lobe from frontal and parietal

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11
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Cingulate gyrus

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the curved fold covering the corpus callosum

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12
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Calcarine sulcus

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Separates occipital lobe into inferior and superior parts

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13
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What forms grey matter?

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Nerve cell bodies

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14
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What forms white matter?

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Axons

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15
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What is frontal lobe syndrome?

A

Difficulty initiating behaviour

Inability to stop a behavioural pattern

Difficulties in planning and problem solving

Incapable of creative thinking

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16
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Apraxia

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Difficulty planning and performing motor activities

17
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Agnosia

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Inability to recognise objects, faces, smells or sound

18
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Aphasia

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Difficulty with production and comprehension of language or speech, read, write

19
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Amnesia

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Memory loss- forming new memory’s recognise families places, faces

20
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Broca’s Aphasia

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Motor or non-fluent aphasia
Patient know what want to say but cannot express it

Comprehension mildly affected

In frontal lobe

21
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Wernicke’s Aphasisa

A

Speech fluent
Loss of language comprehension
Cant produce meaningful speech
Damage to left posterior superior temporal gyrus

22
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Left Frontal lobe function

A

Speech

23
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Left side Temporal lobe function

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Verbal memory (words)
Understanding spoken language
Hearing

24
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Left side Parietal lobe function

A

Writing and Calculation
Body orientation
Touch perception

25
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Right side Parietal lobe

A

Spatial imaging
Dressing Drawing
Finding ones way around

26
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Right temporal lobe

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Visual memory

27
Q

Falx cerebri

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Separate 2 hemispheres from left to righ

28
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Tentorium cerebelli

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Separate cerebrum from cerebellum

29
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Falx cerebelli

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Separate 2 hemispheres of cerebellum

30
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What does diencephalon constitute of?

A

Basal ganglia

Thalamus

31
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Basal ganglia

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Collection of nuclear masses that lie within cerebral hemispheres

32
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Where are the respiratory, cardiac, vasomotor centres?

A

Brainstem

33
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What are the cerebellar peduncles?

A

Superior, middle, inferior

Connect cerebellum to brainstem

34
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Superior to inferior names of part of brainstem

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Midbrain
Pons
Medulla