Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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Nerves that connect directly from the base of the brain with various motor and sensory structures

A

Cranial Nerves

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2
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These spinal nerves receive sensory input from the body (touch, pain, temperature, kinesthetic information)

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Dorsal

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3
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These spinal nerves carry motor commands to the muscles

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Ventral

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4
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What is a key difference between the Somatic nervous system and the Autonomic nervous system?

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voluntary control versus involuntary

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5
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The four F response of the sympathetic nervous system

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fight, fright, flight, fornication

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6
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Lobe whose function consists of decision making and motor control

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Frontal Lobe

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7
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Lobe whose function consists of sensorimotor associations

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Parietal Lobe

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8
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Lobe whose function is vision

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Occipital

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9
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Lobe whose function is vision, audition and memory

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Temporal Lobe

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10
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Component of the nervous system that comprises the brain and the spinal cord

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Central Nervous System

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11
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Component of the nervous system that consists of the nerves that innervate our muscles and internal organs

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Peripheral Nervous System

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12
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Nerves that connect directly with the spinal cord

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Spinal Nerves

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13
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Organ of the body that consists of a pair of cerebral hemispheres connected by a band of fibers called the corpus collosum

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Brain

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14
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This basic white man was responsible for phrenology, establishing the cortex as the site for higher education, grey and white matter

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Franz Gall

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15
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The theory that the size of lumps on the skull were caused by the development of the underlying cortex, used to compare skulls of lunatics and criminals to the eminent and accomplished

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Phrenology

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16
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This man is responsible for studying stroke patients and established that an area of the left frontal was necessary for the production of language

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Paul Broca

17
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Area of the brain known as the “little brain”, responsible for motor control

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Cerebellum

18
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A groove or furrow, especially one on the surface of the brain

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Sulcus

19
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A ridge between two clefts on the cerebral surface in the brain

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Gyrus

20
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In the brain consist of the cell bodies of the neurons and is where the brains computations occur

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Gray Matter

21
Q

In the brain consists of the “wires” connecting the neurons together, these are insulates with fat

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White Matter

22
Q

This man identified 52 distinct regions in the human brain based on anatomical features rather than functional

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Korbinian Brodmann

23
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Used to reveal how neurons are organized in the hippocampus

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Golgi Stain

24
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Used to stain neuronal cell bodies

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Nissl Stain

25
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Used golgi stain to postulate the neuron doctrine

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Cajal

26
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Although neurons come very close to one another there are tiny gaps that keep them separate as individual cells

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Neuron Doctrine

27
Q

Technique that allows us to visualize individual neurons throughout the brain by removing lipid around cells while using hydrogel to support cell components making the brain transparent

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Clarity

28
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Visualization of brain wiring by staining injected into region of an animals brain, neurons transport the stain along their length, and animal is euthanized while brain is sectioned to display the wiring

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Tract Tracing

29
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In tract tracing when the tracer is taken up by the cell body and transported to terminals

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Anterograde Labeling

30
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In tract tracing when the tracer is taken up by terminals and transported to cell bodies

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Retrograde Labelling

31
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Visualization of wires technique that aims to map out every conection in the brain, currently only performed on C. Elegan worms

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Connectomics