Brain-Simplified Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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respiratory and cardiac centers
autonomics
CN 5-12

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medulla and pons

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2
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reflexes to light and sound
proximal flexor relay
motoric relay
CN 3and 4

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midbrain

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3
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relay station

sensory fibers

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thalamus

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4
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integration of sensory infomraiton

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pulvinar

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5
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ventral posteromedial

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sensory from face

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6
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ventral posterolateral

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sensory from arms and legs

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7
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lateral geniculate

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sensory from eyes

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8
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medial geniculate

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sensory from ears

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9
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intellect and association

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cerebrum

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10
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localization “somesthetic cortex”
Brodman 1, 2, 3,
problem solving

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parietal lobe

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11
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vision

brodman 17

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occipital lobe

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12
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superior lobe of temporal

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hearing

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13
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inferior lobe of temporal

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long term memory, smell

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14
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hippocampal cells

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memory

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15
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damage to hippocampus

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anterograde amnesia

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16
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parahippocampal cells in uncal area

17
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what is wernicke’s area

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junction of parietal occipital and temporal lobe

sensory matching, interpretation

18
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what destroys wernicke’s area

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B1/thiamine deficiency due to alcoholism

19
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what happens with wernicke-korsakoff syndrome

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develop sensory aphasia:can’t understand language

word blindness in angular gyrus: can read, see, but not understand

20
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voluntary motor

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frontal lobe
precentral gyrus
brodman 4,4s,6
corticospinal tracts

21
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what are the corticobulbar tracts aka

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pyramadal tracts

22
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where does corticobulbar start

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giant cells of betz
executive function
personality

23
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motor aphasia

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broca’s speech area in inferior frontal lobe on left

broadens area 44

24
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what supplies the motor aphasia

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middle cerebral artery

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limbic system
associated with amygdala pleasure or pain do i need to remember for survival
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basal ganglia
``` inhibits thalamus (stop motor response) provide background muscle tone ```
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what happens when he basal ganglia dysfunctions
trivial information elicits motor response | Parkinsons disease
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what is parkinson akak
paralysis agitans
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describe parkinsons
``` exhibits pill rolling tremor mask-like face forward stoop posture shuffling/propulsive gait lead pipe AKA cogwheel rigidity ```
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what are inclusion bodies
levy bodies | from decrease dopamine from substantial nigra in midbrain
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what does the caudate of the basal ganglia do
secreates GABA
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what does a genetic defect in caudate casue
huntingtons chorea males fatal by 50
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what does the striatum of the basal ganglia do
putamen + caudate | internal capsule separates caudate and putamen
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what does the lentiform of the basal ganglia do
globus pallidus + putamen
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``` hunger thirst temperature regulation sex rage fear ```
hypothalamus
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balance equilibrium involuntary coordination unconscious proprioception
cerebellum