The Limbic System Flashcards

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functional anatomy of limbic system

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Homeostasis
Olfaction
Memory
Emotion

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smell by what structure

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olfactory cortex

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3
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memory by what structure

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hippocampal formation

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emotions and drives by what structure

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amygdala

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homeostasis by what structure

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hypothalamus

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pathway of olfaction

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Olfactory receptor neurons
Olfactory Nerves
Olfactory Bulb
Mitral Cells/Tufted Cells
Olfactory Tract
Olfactory Cortex
Anterior Olfactory Nucleus
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limbic system forms a ring around what

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corpus callosum

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5 anatomical structures of memory

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prefrontal cortex
amygdala
medial temporal lobe
hippocampus
cerebellum
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memory involving the sequence of events, but not the events themselves

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prefrontal cortex

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encodes emotional aspects of memories

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amygdala

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encodes and transfers new explicit memories to long-term memory (2)

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medial temporal lobe

hippocampus

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memories involving movement

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cerebellum

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13
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formed by infolding of temporal lobe into lateral ventricle

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hippocampus

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hippocampus function

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storage

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15
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greek for “seahorse”

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hippocampus

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how memory is formed: Papez circuit

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fibers from hippocampal formation –> fornix –> synapse at mammillary bodies –> thalamus (anterior thalamic nucleus)

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Papez circuit structures and pathways

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hippocampus –> fornix
mammillary body –> mammillothalamic tract
anterior thalamic nuclei –> thalamocingular tract, internal capsule
cingulate gyrus –> cingulohippocampal fibers
hippocampus

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Establishes a connection between information stored in the unconscious and conscious behavior.

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Papez circuit

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3 types of memory

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declarative
procedural (non-declarative)
emotional

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facts, events, concepts, locations

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how to memory

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non-declarative (procedural)

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feelings memory

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conscious, explicit and cognitive memory is what type?

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3 stages of declarative memory

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immediate
short term
long term

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Procedural memory • Implicit memory • Recall of skills and habits.• Nonconscious memory what type?
non declarative memory
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Produces changes in performance withoutconscious awareness. If you practice it enough, you can perform it well. What type of memory?
non declarative
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practice required to store procedural memories | what type?
non declarative memory
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3 stages to learn motor skill
cognitive associative autonomous
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Beginner trying to understand task and find out what works – Verbally guide movements "coach"
cognitive
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Refining movements selected as most effective Less variation and less dependent on cognition "trial and error"
associative
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Movements automatic | Multitasking
autonomous
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utilized for describing the terrain, companions on ride, weather. - bike riding memory
declarative
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used to help keep the rider on the bikewithout falling - bike riding memory
procedural
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Patient H.M.: | Surgical procedure performed to remove bilateral _________ _________ lobes to include the _________ formation.
medial temporal | hippocampal
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what happened to patient H.M. post surgery?
He could remember things from before the surgery like addresses but nothing after like if he had just met someone 30 mins ago.
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patient H.M. has what disorder?
severe explicit/declarative memory disorder
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When given the same logical puzzle to solve for several days in a row, H. M. was able to solve the puzzle more quickly each day. this shows what?
explicit memory depends on the temporal lobes, | implicit does NOT
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Inability to recall information stored prior to insult
retrograde amnesia
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Inability to store new information after an insult
anterograde amnesia
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Damage to the hippocampus would result in the inability to.....? but the ability toremember the skills of implicit memories
form new explicit memories
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amygdala means what in Greek?
almond
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3 main nuclei of amygdala
corticomedial (cortical) basolateral central
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olfactory functions - which amygdala nuclei?
corticomedial
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attach emotional significance to stimuli - which amygdala nuclei?
basolateral
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mediates emotional responses - which amygdala nuclei?
central
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Emotions and drives | – Is involved in all four limbic lobe functions
amygdala
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what ties emotion and memory?
amygdala