Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
Q

The regions of cytochrome-rich areas in the occipital lobe are referred to as __________.

A

blobs or stripes

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2
Q

Neurons devoted to the perception of __________ are widespread, and their function is believed to be integral to the analysis of other features such as shape and motion.

A

color

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3
Q

The area of the visual cortex that receives the largest input from the lateral geniculate nucleus is _____.

A

V1

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4
Q

Individuals with damage to area V1 can still receive visual input to higher levels, in part via a pathway involving the __________ nucleus of the thalamus.

A

pulvinar

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5
Q

Individuals who lose their ability to see color because of brain damage have selective damage to area _____.

A

V4

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6
Q

Which region of the brain is associated with object analysis?

A

the lateral occipital

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7
Q

Which visual function is a function of the dorsal stream regions?

a. body analysis
b. object-directed grasping
c. analysis of landmarks
d. analysis of biological motion

A

B. object-directed grasping

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8
Q

A visual defect called __________ indicates damage to the optic tract, lateral geniculate body, or area V1.

a. bitemporal hemianopia
b. homonymous hemianopia
c. color blindness
d. small scotoma

A

B. homonymous hemianopia

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9
Q

Destruction of one optic nerve will produce __________.

A

monocular blindness

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10
Q

Small blind spots resulting from small lesions in the visual field are known as __________.

A

scotomas

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11
Q

A patient such as D.B., who is able to point accurately to locations that he does not report seeing, is demonstrating __________.

A

cortical blindness

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12
Q

A patient who loses the ability to copy a drawing of an object, but can draw that object from memory, is demonstrating __________.

a. prosopagnosia
b. visuospatial agnosia
c. associative agnosia
d. visual form agnosia

A

D. visual form agnosia

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13
Q

People who have prosopagnosia cannot perceive __________ accurately.

A

faces

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14
Q

Milner and Goodale propose that the dorsal stream of visual processing is important for __________.

a. object recognition
b. color perception
c. depth perception
d. the visual control of action

A

D. the visual control of action

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15
Q

Apperceptive agnosia is usually related to damage in the __________.

a. lateral occipital lobes
b. bilateral calcarine fissure
c. lateral geniculate nucleus
d. anterior temporal lobe

A

A. lateral occipital lobes

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