TSM 1.4 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the premotor cortex do?

A
  • coordinates voluntary movements
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2
Q

what does the primary motor cortex do?

A

voluntary movement

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3
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what does the primary somatosensory cortex do?

A
  • sensation - proprioception
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4
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what does the sensory association areas do?

A
  • integration of sensory information
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5
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what does primary visual cortex do?

A
  • vision
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6
Q

what does wernicke’s area do?

A

language comprehension

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7
Q

what does primary auditory cortex do?

A

hearing

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8
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what does limbic association cortex do?

A
  • emotions - learning - memory
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9
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what does olfactory cortex do?

A
  • smell
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10
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what does broca’s area do?

A

speech formation

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11
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what does prefrontal association areas do?

A
  • idea - plan for voluntary movement - thoughts - personality
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12
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what is the pre-central gyrus (cortex)?

A

primary motor cortex

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13
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what is post-central gyrus (cortex)?

A

primary somatosensory cortex

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14
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what are astrocytes for?

A
  • support - maintain blood brain barrier - maintain environment in generation of nerve impulse
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15
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what are oligodendrocytes for?

A

myelin sheath formation

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16
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what are microglial cell?

A
  • removes cellular debris - phagocytosis - maintain homeostasis - promote inflammation in infected or damaged tissue
17
Q

what are ependymal cells for?

A
  • acts as reservoir cells in the forebrain - produce and assisit in circulation of CSF
18
Q

what fibres is this?

A

commissural fibres

19
Q

what fibres is this?

A

associated fibres

20
Q

what are numbered 1,2,3 and 4?

A

1) corpus callosum
2) anterior commissure
3) forceps minor
4) forceps major

21
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what are numbered 1,2,3 and 4?

A

1) Superior longitudinal fasciculus
2) Inferior occipitotemporal fasciculus
3) Uncinate fasciculus
4) Perpendicular occipital fasciculus

22
Q

what is the first layer?

A

molecular layer

23
Q

what is the second layer?

A

outer granular layer

24
Q

what is the third layer?

A

outer pyramidal cell layer

25
Q

what is the fourth layer?

A

inner granular layer

26
Q

what is the fifth layer?

A

inner pyramidal cell layer

27
Q

what is the sixth layer?

A

multiform cell layer

28
Q

what kind of cells are in the granular layers?

A

stellate cells

29
Q

what is the types of cell in the pyramidal layers?

A

pyramidal cell

30
Q

what types of cell is at the sixth layer?

A

fulsiform cell

31
Q

which layer is for sensory input?

A

4th

32
Q

which layer is for motor output?

A

5th