Localisation and function L1 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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FMRI=

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functional magnetic resonance imaging

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What are PET scans

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radio labelled substance into the patient takes scans before and after activity

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thinnest area of the cortex

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visual cortex

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thickest area of the cortex

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primary motor area

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5
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blood supply to the brain

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internal carotid

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blood supply to the face and scalp

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external carotid

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right hemisphere=

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emotional/ spacial orientation, artistic and musical

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left hemisphere=

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intuitive thinking , logical

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9
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which hemisphere is dominant in language comprehension in most people

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left hemisphere

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homunculus=

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arm and face more lateral

lower limb and genitals more medial

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everything posterior to central sulcus=

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sensory area

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primary somatosensory cortex lesion –>

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contralateral decrease in touch, pressure and proprioception

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secondary somatosensory cortex lesion–>

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loss of pain

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agnosia=

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inability to recognise something purely by touch

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hemineglect=

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inability to care about one side of the face

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contralateral apraxia=

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losing ability you had before

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17
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agraphia

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inability to write

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alexia

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inability to read

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broca’s area is

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posterior-inferior frontal lobe

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wernicke’s area is

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junction of temporal, parietal and occipital lobe

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what is the middle cerebral artery a continuation of

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internal carotid

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where does the middle cerebral artery go

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2/3 lateral surface of cerebral hemisphere

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areas the middle cerebral artery supplies

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speech, face and arm, frontal eye field

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what else does the middle cerebral supply

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lateral stiate arteries (corpus striatum, globus pallidus, internal capsule, thalamus)

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what is the middle cerebral artery known for
strokes
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what is the main limb affect by a middle cerebral artery stroke
upper limb
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effects of the middle cerebral artery stroke (5)
``` contralateral hemianaesthesia contralateral hemianopia (blindness) deviation of eyes toward side of lesion global aphasia anosognosia (decreased self awareness) ```
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what happens in the prefrontal cortex
abstract thinking decision making prioritising and sequencing inhibitions
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lesions in prefrontal cortex--->
disinhibition subtle changes in personality and social function Decreased concentration, judgement, tact ect
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what two arteries supply the prefrontal cortex
middle cerebral artery | Anterior cerebral artery
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what is the anterior cerebral artery
terminal branch of internal carotid
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where does the anterior cerebral artery run
medial surface of cerebral hemispheres | tracking around the corpus callosum
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what other artery does the anterior cerebral artery supply
also the medial striate artery
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what lobe does the anterior cerebral artery not supply
occipital lobe
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a stroke of the anterior cerebral artery-->
contralateral UMN/ hemiparesis Contralateral hemianasthesia LL>UL
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what is contralateral hemianaesthesia
loss of tactile sensibility on one side of the body
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where is the primary visual area
in the occipital lobe running to the parieto-occipital sulcus either side of the calcimime sulcus
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what artery supply the visual area
posterior cerebral artery
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what is the posterior cerebral artery a continuation of
the basillar artery
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what happens in a posterior cerebral artery stroke
visual agnosia contralateral hemianopia contralateral hemianasthesia
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hemianopia=
blindless over half the field of vision