Summative Test 5/10 Flashcards

(49 cards)

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whats the broca’s area in charge of and where is it

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the production of speech and in the front of the brain in the left hemisphere, right under the motor cortex

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thalamus job

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to manage movement and alertness, to filter what info comes in

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hypothalamus job

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to manage homeostasis

smaller than thalamus

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what is the the mri

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structural, hydrogen atoms, magnetic fields, loud and expensive, NON INVASIVE

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what is the fmri

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functional, monitors oxygen levels with a photo every 2 seconds, expensive and must be still

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what is the ct

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structural, xray, cheap but not detailed, radiation

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what is the PET

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functional, radioactive glucose injection, poor resolution

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what are the structural scans

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CT and MRi

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what are the functional scans

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PET and fMRI

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what is in the forebrain

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thalamus, hypothamalus and cerebral cortex

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what does the midbrain include

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the corpus callosum and the substantia nigra

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what is in the hindbrain

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pons, medulla and cerebellum

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cerebral cortex

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outer gray covering

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how do the hemispheres control the body

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the left hemisphere controls the right side and the right the left

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medulla job

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involuntary actions and basic living functions

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pons

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controls arousal and awakeness

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cerebellum

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voluntary motor movements and balance and coordination

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substantia nigra

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voluntary motor movements

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RAS

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reticular formation (activation system) that filters out unneeded information

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what are the lobes

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frontal, parietal, occipital and temporal

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frontal lobe

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personality, decision making, mediating behaviour

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parietal lobe

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spacial awareness

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occipital lobe

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temporal lobe

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hearing, half of Broca’s and Wernickes

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primary motor cortex
voluntary motor movement
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somatosensory cortex
process senses and touch
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where is the wernickes and what does it do
at the back of the brain, language comprehension
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left hemisphere
controls right side of body, language, logic, timing, rhythm
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right hemisphere
controls left side of body, imagination, creativity, spacial awareness
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two types of neural development
1. adaptive plasticity 2. developmental plasticity
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adaptive plasticity
happens after birth long-term potentiation 2 types: structure and functional changes
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structural changes | of adapative plasticity
dendrites branching out + more receptors axon branching
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functional changes
more neurotransmitters produced and released
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long term depression
occurs when a pathway hasn't been used very often, becomes weaker over time
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rerouting
healthy neurons nearby create alternative routes
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sprouting
existing neurons form new axon terminals and dendrites to make new connections
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developmental plasticity
internally programmed before birth
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types of ABIs
concussion, stroke, TBI and CTE
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are tbis and ctes the same
NO CTE is a progressive and fatal brain disease associated with TBIs
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concussion
a TBI caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth
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stroke
an interruption of blood supply to the brain blood clot OR narrowing of blood vessels FAST
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CTE
neurodegenerative tau protein atrophy shrinkage of gray matter | chronic traumatic encephalopathy
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aphasia
language disorder that's caused by damage to the Broca's or Wernicke's area | broca = production, wernickes = expression
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what's a synapse composed of
1. presynaptic neuron 2. the synaptic gap 3. the post synaptic neuron
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how to maintain + maximise brain function
diet, mental stimulation, exercise
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neurological disorders
nervous system disorders, such as epilepsy, parkinson's, MS
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biological effects of TBIs
hormone imbalances, headaches, sensory impairment, pain, sleep issues
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psychological effects of TBIs
memory, anxiety, confusion
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social effects of TBIs
lacking social skills, self isolation