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A and P 1

  1. Combines, analyzes, and recognizes the acoustic signal as meaningful speech.
    temporal-occipital-parietal association area
  2. Located on the superior temporal gyrus, this area is the location of the brain to which all auditory information is projected.
    Heschl's gyrus
  3. Neurotransmitter substance
    leaves the presynaptic neuron, activates ion channels, and enters the postsynaptic neuron
  4. Region organizes linguistic/phonological info in prep for speech
    premotor region, supplementary motor area/Broca
  5. coordination
    cerebellum
  6. Fine movement
    fast-twitch and limitied muscle fibers
  7. damage- expressive aphasia
    Broca
  8. hyperkinesia
    basal ganglia
  9. spasticity
    upper motor neuron
  10. receptive aphasia
    Wernicke's
  11. flaccid
    lower motor
  12. apraxia
    insula
  13. parkinson's
    substantia nigra
  14. ataxia
    cerebellum
  15. info in preparation for motor act of speech, organizes info to develop idea of how to respond
    frontal
  16. listener's language/frontal lobe
    arcuate fasciculus
  17. comm. b/w 2 neurons
    synapse
  18. action potential at motor end plate
    calcium released
  19. regions identify through analysis of acoustic signal received auditorily
    secondary auditory regions
  20. action potential
    change in electrial potential
  21. neuron fires
    1000 ms
  22. speech muscles contract to produce speech
    motor strip
Author
Anonymous
ID
103810
Card Set
A and P 1
Description
first test
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