Tutorial Wk3 (2nd) Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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What is grey matter composed of?

A

neuronal cell bodies and dendrites

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2
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What is white matter composed of?

A

myelinated axons

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3
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How many cell layers in the neocortex ?

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6

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4
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Gyri and sulci benefits

A

increases surface area without increaing head size

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5
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Frontal lobe

A

executive control:voluntary motor control

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6
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Parietal lobe

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somatosensory perception

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7
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Temporal

A

auditory, language, long-term memory

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8
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Occipital

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vision

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9
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Central suculus

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separates the frontal and parietal lobes

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10
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Lateral sulcus/fissure

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separates the temporal lobe from the frontal and parietal lobes

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11
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Longitudinal fissure

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A deep midline groove separates the two hemispheres.

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12
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Function of Broca’s area

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Language production
found in left hemisphere.
damage causes Broca’s aphasia -impaired speech production)

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13
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4 major areas of the parietal lobe

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Precuneus- imagination
Somatosensory cortex-touch information
Superior parietal lobule - object identification
Inferior parietal lobule- mathematical reasoning

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14
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What might cause hemispatial neglect in a patient?

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Stroke, Traumatic brain injury and tumour

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15
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Superior temporal sulcus

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separating the superior and middle temporal gyri

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16
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Wernicke’s area

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found in left hemisphere
language comprehension
damage-> Wernicke’s aphasia -> impaired understanding of spoken language

17
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What does gangli refer to?

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refers to clusters of cells in the PNS

18
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Together, the putamen and caudate are referred to as?

19
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Which basal ganglia nucleus is located in midbrain, and what disease is associated with degeneration of this nucleus?

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Substantia nigra
Parkinson’s disease.