Test 2: Movement Flashcards

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1
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“Upper” motor neurons

A

The Brain and Frontal Lobe

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2
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“Lower” motor neurons

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Spinal Chord (works independent of rest of brain)

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3
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Cerebellum

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Contains 1/10 of nervous system, and the majority of neurons.

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4
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Ventral part of Spinal Chord

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Motor Part

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5
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Dorsal part of Spinal Chord

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Sensory Part

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6
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“Ventral Horn” part of Spinal Chord

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Start of Motor Neurons

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7
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Neuromuscular Junction

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space between neuron and muscle fibre

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8
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neurotransmitter responsible for movement

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Actylcoline

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9
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Cerebellum functions:

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Coordination, rhythm, magnitude, accuracy, and timing of movement

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10
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“Forward Model”

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Cerebellum predicts future events/movements

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11
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Somatotopic

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“body placement” cerebellum is broken up based on the body part it controls.

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12
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Purkinje Cells

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adjust synaptic connection to associate actions with the context in which they’re performed

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13
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basic movements are give by the _____ of the prefrontal cortex

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Front

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14
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complex movements are given by the _____ of the prefrontal cortex

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Back

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15
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Frontopolar Cortex Role:

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Long-term goals and multitasking with no sensory input

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16
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Prefrontal Cortex Role:

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Forms needs, goals, strategies, tactics, and actions in combination with ongoing sensory information

17
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Prefrontal Cortex areas each have a planning partner in the ______.

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Parietal Lobe

18
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Mirror Neurons partner is the ________.

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superior temporal sulcus (detects others goals)

19
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Medial Motor Systems

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controls movements guided by internal states/motivations

20
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Lateral Motor Systems

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controls movements guided by external stimuli