Brain And NS 4 Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Temporal lobe

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Role in auditory processing, helps with recognising and naming objects, damage leads to agnosia

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Frontal lobe

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Specific role in personality, planning, social consciousness, and awareness

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Primary motor cortex

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Located in front of central sulcus, stimulation of specific areas causes specific muscles to contract

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Parietal lobe

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In charge of responding to and interpreting complex stimuli, damage causes contralateral neglect (left side)

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Primary somatosensory cortex

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Stimulation of specific areas causes localised sensation in specific areas of the body

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Occipital lobe

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Receives and processes visual information, damage can cause loss of motion perception

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Contralateral neglect

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When a patient neglects stimuli from the left side of their vision, and are unable to realise this. If pointed out, they can correct their mistake

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The left side of the brain controls…

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Reasoning, data, linguistic analysis, numerical analysis

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The right side of the brain controls…

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Spatial perception and artistic tasks

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PET scanning

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Position emission tomography, when a radioactive substance is injected and detected as it passes through the brain

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Language processing fora written word

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Word detected by visual cortex, processed by Wernicke’s area, transmitted to Broca’s area, stimulates motor cortex to speak the word

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Language processing of heard words

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Words detected by auditory cortex, processed by Wernicke’s area, transmitted to Broca’s area, stimulates motor cortex to speak the words

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Damage to Wernicke’s area

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Cannot understand visual or spoken information, own spoken communication doesn’t make sense (receptive aphasia)

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Damage to Broca’s area

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Cannot produce sensible spoken or written language (expressive aphasia)

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Blue brain project next steps

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More biological model, linking columns together

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