week 9 Flashcards

(13 cards)

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name: path of vision in brain

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  • retina
  • optic nerve
  • optic chiasm
  • optic tract
  • LGN
    ⤷ in thalamus
  • optic radiation
    ⤷ going to occipital
  • V1
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question: what and where is calcarine sulcus?

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  • location of area V1
    ⤷ divides V1 into upper and lower halves
  • begins near the occipital pole
    ⤷ extends anteriorly to meet the parieto-occipital sulcus
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question: what and where is lingual gyrus?

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  • region V2
  • ventral posterior area
    ⤷ going into temporal lobe
    ⤷ (lower part) gives “what” info bc temporal
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question: what and where is fusiform gyrus?

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  • area V4
  • higher level + more complex
    ⤷ ex. facial recog.
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explain: struc. of area V1

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  • laminar org. in layer 4
  • heterogenous
    ⤷ has more than 1 function
    ⤷ heterogeneity preserved in V2
  • also called striate cortex
    ⤷ layer 4 = striped
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explain: receiving + projections from area V1

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  • receives input from LGN
    ⤷ in thal. (diencephalon)
  • sends info to other extrastriate cortex areas
    ⤷ higher order processing (shape, motion, colour)
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name + explain: compartments in V1

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  • blobs = dark stain
    ⤷ more active
    ⤷ colour sensitive
  • interblobs = orientation sensitive

**blobs + interblobs = in layers 2 and 3 of V1

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name + explain: compartments in V2

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  • thin = colour
  • thick = form + motion
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name: primary function of V4

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  • mostly colour vision
  • also plays a role in mvt., depth, and position
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question: what projections happen after V2?

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**V2 in occipital (project from occipital lobe to:)

  • to parietal = dorsal stream (where)
  • to inferior temporal lobe = ventral stream (what)
  • to superior temp. sulcus = STS stream
    ⤷ visuospatial func. (collects where and when)
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name: functions of STS stream (5)

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  1. theory of mind
    ⤷ thinking of mind of others
  2. bio. motion
  3. faces
  4. voices
  5. language
    ⤷ activated diff. dep. on type of speech
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question: where do parts of V1 and V2 project to?

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  • blobs (V1) -> V4 (colour
  • interblobs (V1) -> MT and V5 (motion)
  • V1 and V2 -> V3 (dynamic form)
    ⤷ shape of objects in diff. orientations
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name + explain: categories of vision (5)

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  1. vision for action
    - parietal vision areas in dorsal stream
    ⤷ where
    - how you interact/resp. to envrt. (reflexive resp.)
    - bottom up
    ⤷ reflexes = quick resp. (+ don’t need as much cognitive effect)
  2. action for vision
    - visual scanning (attention)
    - eye mvt. + selective attention
    - top down
    ⤷ takes like for higher cortical areas to guide actions
  3. recognition
    - temporal lobe (what)
  4. space
    - parietal lobe (where)
    ⤷ egocentric = location relative to person
    ⤷ allocentric = location relative to another object
  5. visual attention
    - brain doesn’t encode everything
    ⤷ processed unconsciously = prevent overwhelming
    - attention to important parts
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