Week 11 Thursday (4/4) Flashcards

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1
Q

The two part of the lateral lemniscus is the

A

track (lemniscus) and upper pons

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2
Q

The 2 major nuclei of the LL

A

ventral nuclei and dorsal nuclei

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3
Q

the ventral nuclei of LL is sensitive to _____ mostly from _____

A

contralateral stimulation
VCN

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4
Q

the dorsal nuclei of LL is sensitive to ______ stimulation from _____ and ____

A

ipsilateral
SOC and CN

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5
Q

is the LL tonotopically organized?

A

no

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6
Q

the LL has precise _____ _____ and rapid _____ ____

A

phase locking
onset responses

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7
Q

in the LL are many cells sensitive to ITD?

A

yes

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8
Q

The IC is nuclei located in the ____ ____

A

mid brain

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9
Q

What are the 2 parts of the IC

A

core/ central nucleus
pericentral nucleus

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10
Q

The core nucleus of the IC contains

A

only auditory fibers

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11
Q

the pericentral nucleus of the IC contains

A

somatosenesory and auditory fibers

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12
Q

the IC cells that are in layers on top of one another are called

A

lamina

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13
Q

The IC core has ____ type of input

A

one

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14
Q

The IC belt has _____ or ______ association areas

A

bimodel or multimodel

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15
Q

in the IC, the farther out the area…. the _____ types of stimuli are represented

A

more different types

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16
Q

the IC has a ______ degree of tonotopic organization

A

high degree

17
Q

the IC has a ____ amount of frequency resolution

A

high

18
Q

the IC has ____ tuning curves

A

narrow

19
Q

In the IC some have ____ CF, so they respond to ____ _____ _____

A

two
two different frequencies

20
Q

the IC having 2 CFs has implications for ____ ____

A

speech perception

21
Q

there are cells in the IC that only fire when a sounds starts with _____ and ends at _____

A

1800 Hz
2200 Hz

22
Q

the IC has _____ phase locking

A

a lot of

23
Q

cells in the IC can be ____, _____, and _____ sensitive

A

time, spacial, binuarally

24
Q

the IC responds to ____ and _____ rather than noise

A

tones and speech

25
Q

the IC has a ____ degree of temporal/timing resolution

A

high

26
Q

the IC can hear silence gaps of ____

A

2-3ms

27
Q

T/F
The IC does not have implications of a persons VOT

A

false

28
Q

T/F
In the IC, there are only cells that respond to ITD

A

false,
there are cells that respond to ITD and IIT

29
Q

The IC has cells that respond to _____ stimulation and _____ stimulation

A

ipsilateral
binuaral

30
Q

The IC has cells that respond to _____ intensity changes and others have a _____ dynamic range

A

small
50 dB

31
Q

Input for the IC is

A

SOC and LL

32
Q

At the IC information from the ____ can be compared to information from the ____

A

SOC, LL

33
Q

Most output from the IC is to the ____ ___ ____ ___

A

ipsilateral medial geniculate body

34
Q

a few fibers from the IC cross to the ___ ___ ___ ___

A

contralateral medial geniculate body

35
Q
A