Unit 5 Flashcards
The 2 pairs of medullary nuclei, two on the left and two on the right, that receive ipsilateral input from the nerves
Cochlear Nuclei
The 2 pairs of medullary nuclei, 2 on the left and 2 on the right, that receive bilateral auditory signals from the cochlear nuclei
Superior Olivary Nuclei
The 2 nuclei of the tectum, one left and one right, that receive auditory input via the lateral lemnisci
Inferior Colliculi
The 2 auditory relay nuclei of the thalamus, one left and one right,their projections terminate in the ipsilateral primary auditory cortex
Medial Geniculate Nuclei
The ipsilateral projections from the medial geniculate nuclei to the primary auditory cortex
Auditory Radiations
The areas of the cerebral cortex, one left and one right, that receive most of their input from the MGN of the thalamus; most of ( ) is located in Herschl’s gyrus
Primary Auditory Cortex
A superior temporal lobe gyrus that is located in the lateral fissure of each hemisphere; it is the location of most of the primary auditory cortex
Herschl’s Gyrus
The areas of auditory cortex in each hemisphere that receive most of their input from primary auditory cortex; they are located in the superior temporal lobes
Secondary Auditory Cortex