Brain anatomy

Question 1

Forebrain develops into

Answer 1

Telencephalon, diencephalon->

Question 2

the telencephalon develops into ___

Answer 2

the cerebral hemispheres, the basal ganglia

Question 3

The diencephalon develops into

Answer 3

the thalamus and the hypothalamus

Question 4

The mid brain becomes the

Answer 4

mesencephalon

Question 5

Mesencephalon becomes the

Answer 5

brain stem and cerebral peduncle

Question 6

The hindbrain becomes the

Answer 6

rhombencephalon

Question 7

The rhompencephalon becomes the

Answer 7

metencephalon and the myeloencephalon

Question 8

The metencephalon becomes the

Answer 8

pons and cerebellum

Question 9

the myeloencephalon becomes the

Answer 9

medulla oblongata

Question 10

A

Answer 10

Prefrontal association areas,(idea and plan for voluntary movement, thoughts, personality)

Question 11

B

Answer 11

Premotor cortex (coordinates voluntary movement)

Question 12

C

Answer 12

Primary motor cortex (voluntary movement)

Question 13

D

Answer 13

Central sulcus

Question 14

E

Answer 14

Primary somatosensory cortex (somesthetic sensations and proproprioception)

Question 15

F

Answer 15

Sensory association areas (integration of sensory info)

Question 16

G

Answer 16

Visual association areas (higher vision processing)

Question 17

H

Answer 17

Primary visual cortex (vision)

Question 18

I

Answer 18

Wernicke’s area, (language comprehension)

Question 19

J

Answer 19

Auditory association areas

Question 20

K

Answer 20

Primary auditory cortex (hearing)

Question 21

L

Answer 21

Limbic association cortex (emotions, learning and memory)

Question 22

M

Answer 22

olfactory cortex (smell)

Question 23

N

Answer 23

Broca’s area (speech formation)- expressive aphasia

Question 24

Central sulcus, AKA

Answer 24

Rolandic Fissure

Question 25

Central Culcus separates

Answer 25

frontal and parietal lobes motor and sensory cortices

Question 26

Damage to broca's area causes

Answer 26

broca aphasia- an expressive aphasia, understand language but speech and writing labored and non-fluent

Question 27

Prefrontal cortex function

Answer 27

attention, problem-solving, analytical, and inhibiting emotion

Question 28

damage to frontal lobe is called:

Answer 28

frontal lobe syndrome

Question 29

Frontal lobe syndrome is characterized by

Answer 29

mood and personality change, apathy, aggressiveness, emotional instability, and impulsiveness

Question 30

Damage to Wernicke's area causes

Answer 30

Wernickes aphasie