Unit 3 Module 11 Flashcards

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Lesion

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Tissue destruction, destroys tiny clusters of brain cells

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How the brain is wired

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Right side wired to Brains left side

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EEG

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brain Waves measured by electrodes placed on scalp

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CT

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Takes X-Ray photos that can reveal brain damage

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PET

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detects where a radioactive form of glucose goes while the brain performs a given task

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MRI

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Uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce images of soft tissue. Scans show brain anatomy

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2 things MRI’s reveal

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Neural area in left hemisphere

Ventricles-fluid filled brain areas

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fMRI

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Reveals blood flow and function and well as structure.

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Brainstem function

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Automatic survival functions

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Brain stem location

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Oldest part and central core, Beginning where the spinal cord swells as it enters the skull

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Medulla function

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Controls heart beat and breathing

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Medulla location

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Base of brainstem

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Pons function

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Help movement

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Pons location

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Sit above medulla

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Thalamus function

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Directs messages to the sensory receiving area in the cortex and transmits replies to cerebellum and medulla

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Thalamus location

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Sensory control center, on top of brain stem

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Reticular formation function

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Nerve network that travels through the brainstem and thalamus and plays an important role of controlling arousal

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Reticular formation location

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Inside brainstem, between ears

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Cerebellum function

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Processing sensory input, movement,and enabling nonverbal learning

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Cerebellum location

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“Little brain” located at rear of brainstem