Neuro Assessment Flashcards
(47 cards)
Motor primary section and what does it do?
Precentral gyrus and motor control movements on opposites sides of the body
Supplemental motor section
anterior to pre central gyrus proximal mm activity for stance and gait and spontaneous movement and coordination.
parietal lobe
Integrates somatic and sensory input
posterior temporal lobe
integrates Visual and audio input for language comprehension
anterior temp lobe
integrates past experiences
anterior frontal lobe
judgement reasoning
Auditory part of the brain
Superior temporal gyrus
Sensory input from opposite side of the body
post central gyrus
registers visual images
occipital lobe
Where is brocas
frontal lobe
where is wernickies?
posterior temporal lobe
where is superior temporal gyrus
in temporal lobe
where is angular gyrus
parietal lobe
basal ganglia Location and function give three examples
fine automatic movement near lateral ventricles for the brain walking and swinging arms, swallowing salvia, blinking
thalamus location and function
right above brain stem relays sensory and motor input to and from cerebrum
hypothalamus function
regulates endocrine and autonomic function
limbic system function location
lateral to hypothalamus emotion primal instincts
what cranial nerves are in the CNS
1 and 2
RAS
sleep/wake involves communication along stem RF and cerebrum
Reticular formation
group of neurons medula to thal vasomotor and respiratory activity
parietal lobe
sensation
cerebellum function 3 places it gets movement from
voluntary movement, balance, mm joints inner ear
hydrocephalous
build up of fluid in CSF
division of nervous system
central and peripheral. peripheral- autonomic (glands and organs) somatic (sens organs and mm) Autonomic-Sympathetic parasympathetic. Somatic-Motor(efferent) and sensory(Afferent)
