The Living Brain Flashcards

1
Q

What does structural imaging study?

A

Anatomy of the SNC

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2
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What does functional imaging study?

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Dynamic function of the SNC

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3
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What did Angelo Mosso discover in the 19th century?

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He linked brain pulsations to brain activity

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4
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Who invented the X-rays?

A

Röntgen

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5
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What did Walter Dandy invent in 1919?

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Pneumoencephalography

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6
Q

Who invented the EEG in 1924?

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Psychiatrist Hans Berger

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7
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What did Berger measure with EEG?

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Sleep characterization and epileptic seizures

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8
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Who invented the first CT scanner in 1967?

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Hounsfield

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9
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What does a CT scanner do?

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Is an X-ray reconstruction

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10
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Name characteristics of PET

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It needs a radioactive tracer produced in a Cyclotron on site

Invasive

Expensive

Detect GAMMA rays from tracer

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11
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Characteristics and functions of fMRI

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Versatile

Visualize anatomy

Mapping tracts

DTI

Dynamic changes during tasks or rest state

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12
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The difference in image quality in fMRI is due to:

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Variation in spatial and temporal resolution

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13
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How is MRI for visualizing structure?

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High spatial resolution (great detail)

Low temporal resolution (minutes to acquire)

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14
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How is fMRI for visualizing function?

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Low spatial resolution (poor details)

High temporal resolution (seconds to acquire)

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15
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Characteristics of EEG

A

Cheap $

LOWEST spatial resolution

HIGHEST temporal resolution

LOWEST tolerance needed

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16
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Characteristics of MEG

A

Not so Cheap $$$

LOWEST spatial resolution

HIGHEST temporal resolution

Medium tolerance

17
Q

Characteristics of PET

A

Expensive $$$$$$
High spatial resolution
LOWEST temporal resolution
HIGHEST Tolerance needed

18
Q

FNRIS characteristics

A

Cheap $$
Low spatial resolution
High temporal resolution
Low tolerance needed

19
Q

fMRI characteristics

A

Expensive $$$$
HIGHEST spatial resolution
Low temporal resolution
Medium tolerance

20
Q

What is the BOLD effect?

A

Blood oxygen level-dependent

21
Q

Oxyhemoglobin magnetic properties

A

Not magnetic (diamagnetic)

22
Q

Deoxyhemoglobin magnetic properties

A

Magnetic (paramagnetic)

23
Q

What is the process to analyze fMRI studies?

A

Take raw data, process (remove movement), single-subject analysis, normalize brains to the template, and group-level analysis.