cortex Flashcards

1
Q

Lobes of the Cortex

A

FTOP: frontal temporal occipital parietal

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2
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central sulcus

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between frontal and parietal lobes

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3
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sylvian fissure (lateral sulcus)

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between frontal and temporal lobes

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4
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parieto-occipital sulcus

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between parietal and occipital lobes

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5
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sulcus

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valley of the brain folds

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6
Q

gyrus

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hill of the brain folds

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7
Q

primary motor cortex lcation

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immediately rostral of the central sulcus

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8
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primary sensory cortex location

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immediately caudal of the central sulcus

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9
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entorhinal location

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bottom inside of the brain

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10
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cingulate gyrus location

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rostral anterior frontal

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11
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orbito frontal gyrus location

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front bottom of the brain

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12
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visual network location and functions

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back of occipital lobe
processes visual info
inferior temporal lobe helps determine what an object is

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13
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somatomotor network

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primary motor and primary sensory cortices work together

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14
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dorsal attention network

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next to occipital and around top of somatomotor
determine whether an object is moving, its location, and move the eyes to the object

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15
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ventral attention/salience network

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either side of somatomotor network
detect and direct attention to unexpected stimuli

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16
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limbic network

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orbitofrontal cortex regulates emotion
entorhinal cortex regulates memory

17
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control network

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complex cognition, decisions, problem solving, holding info

18
Q

default mode network

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suppressed while doing anything
responsible for internally directed thought

19
Q

commissural fibers

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communication between hemispheres
ex corpus callosum

20
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anterior commissure

21
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posterior commissure

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pupillary light reflex

22
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projection fibers

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communication with brain stem and body
ex. corticospinal tract

23
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association fibers

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communication within a hemisphere

24
Q

u fibers

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short range association fiber

25
long fiber
long range association fiber ex. arcuate fasciculus: connects language areas
26
grey matter development trajectory
increases rapidly, peaks age 6, declines slowly
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white matter development trajectory
increases until age 20, then declines slowly
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cortical thickness development trajectory
increases rapidly, peaks at age 1, declines super slowly