Neuro anatomy pt 1 Flashcards

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What is the function of the central nervous system

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To integrate and control center

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What is the function of Peripheral nervous system

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Communicate with CNS and the rest of the body.

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What is the function of the sensory division

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Conducts impulses receptors to the CNS

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What is the function of the Automatic nervous system

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Conducts impulses from CNS to cardiac,muscles and glans

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What is the Sympathetic division

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Mobilizing the body during activity

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What is the parasympathetic division

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To conserve energy and promote house-keeping functions at rest.

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What is the Diencephalon composed on

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Thalamus,Hypothalamus and epithalamus

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What is the brain stem composed of

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midbrain,pons,medulla

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What is gray matter composed of

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Non-myelinated neurons,neuron cell bodies

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What is white matter composed of

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Myelinated axons and some that are not

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What do ventricles of the brain contain

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They contain CSF and ependymal cells

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What does the cerebral cortex allow

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To perceive, communicate,remember,understand ,appreciate and voluntary movement.

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What are the 3 functional areas of the cerebral cortex

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Motor,sensory, association

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What is contralateral

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When each hemisphere does what the opposite side function.
Also, it is motor innervation

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What is lateralization

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Specialization of the cortical function

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What are pyramidal cells

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They are large neurons that allow control of skeletal muscles.

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What happens when you have a stroke

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Voluntary movements were lost, but reflex contraction is still possible.

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What is the function of primary motor cortex

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The role of the primary motor cortex is to generate neural impulses that control the execution of movement.

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What is the function of the Premotor cortex (3)

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Plan movements by selecting and sequencing basic motor movements into complex tasks, coordinate movements and can control voluntary actions that DEPEND on sensory feed back

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What is the Broca area

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Specialized in speech and preparation of speaking.

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What is the frontal eye field

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Controls voluntary movements

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What is the primary somatosensory cortex

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Receives info from somatic sensory receptors and proprioceptors.

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What does the somatosensory association cortex do

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integrate and analyze somatic imput, meaning you don’t need to look to know what it is.

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What does the primary visual cortex do

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map of the visual space of the retina , receives and integrates .

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What does the visual association area do
Interprets visual images based on prior experience ( face recognition)
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What does the primary auditory cortex do
Sound is evaluated for pitch,loudness and rhythm.
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What does the auditory association area do
interpretation based on memory (speech words etc)
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What is the function of the vestibular cortex
Awareness of balance
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What does the olfactory cortex do
Awareness of smell.
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What does the gustatory cortex do?
Aware of different taste
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What does the Visceral sensory area do
Aware of the things inside your body ( digestion etc.)
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What is the function of the multimodal association
receives inputs and sends multiple output in areas
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What is the function of the anterior association area (Prefrontal cortex)
Intellect, complex learning, recall and personality. It also is part of the abstract like ideas, judgment and concern. It matures slowly.
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What is the function of the posterior association area
Stores complex memories with sensory input. Localizing of self and surroundings of space. Recongnition of patters and understanding of written and spoken language.
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What is the function of the limbic association area
Emotional impact, sense danger based on prior experience.
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What is cerebral dominance
Hemisphere that is dominant for language
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What is the function of cerebral white matter
Communicatio between cortex and lower CNS
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What are commissural fibres
the connection between the two hemisphere.
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What is the largest fibre that connects the two hemispheres
Corpus callosum
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What are the association fibres
They connect within the hemisphere.
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What are projection fibres
They connect with the cortex and the rest of the nervous system.
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What are the basal nuclei composed of
The caudate nucleus,putamen and globus pallidus
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What is the function of the basal nuclei
Motor function directed by primary motor cortex. Responsible for the intensity ,starting and stopping of the movement. (Also with emotions I guess)
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What are the three parts of the diencephalon
Thalamus,hypothalamus and epithalamus ( 3rd ventricule)
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What is the interthalamic adhesion
The midline that holds the thalamus
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What is the function of the thalamus
sorting and editing information.It plays a role in sensations,motor activities ,cortical arousal,learning and memory.
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What are the main function of the hypothalamus
Automatic control center Center of emotion response body temperature regulation regulation of food intake regulation of water balance regulation of sleep cycles control of endocrine system
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What is the function of the epithalamus
Can send pineal gland, in other words melatonin.