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The primary cortex of the ________ comprises the parts dedicated to a single type of neural input.
cerebrum
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the primary auditory cortex is located on the ______ lobe
temporal
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this is thought to analyze tone patterns and sound properties and may help in the localization of sound
primary auditory cortex
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the primary visual cortex is located on the _____ lobe
occipital
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this analyses depth & integration of visual info from both eyes.
damage can result in a loss of concious awarenedd of visual stimuli
primary visual cortex
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the ______ is located on the postcentral gyrus
primary sensory cortex
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The primary sensory cortex is located on the _______ ________
postcentral gyrus
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This is where the cortex receives the first neural input about bodily sensation
primary sensory cortex
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this analyses sesnsations of pressure, temp, touch and pain
primary sensory cortex
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these three cortex areas are the first to analyze sensory info
primary visual, auditory and sensory
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the primary motor cortex is located on the ____ _____
precentral gyrus
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the __________ is located on the precentral gyrus
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this receives planned motor impulses from cortical and subcortical areas and sends those to the brainstem and spinal cord, where they head to the muscles.
the primary motor cortex
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the primary motor cortex receives planned motor impulses from cortical and subcortical areas and sends those to ...
the brainstem and spinal cord, where they eventually head to the muscles
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initial planning of a momvement formulated primarily in the...
association cortex
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most planning for movement originates in the primary motor cortex
T or F?
F- in the assocaition cortex
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the _________ is the area that, along with other brain parts, makes sense of sensory impulses that have been initially analyzed by the primary cortex
the association cortex
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The association cortex is in one area of the brain??
F- it's distributed over four areas
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the _______ association area is located on the temporal lobe
temporal
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involved with recognition of visual stimuli, integrating auditory stimuli with other brain centers, and formulation of memories.
temporal association
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damage to this can cause agnosia, amnesia, and high distractibility
temporal association
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the _______ assoc area is located on the frontal lobe
frontal
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initiating and planning of volitional movements.... _________ assoc area
frontal
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bilateral damge to this area can result in loss of spontaneity and initiative, shortened attention and difficulties w/problem solving
frontal assoc area
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the ______ assoc area is located between the primary sensation cortex and the occipital lobe
parietal assoc
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this is responsible for integrating bodily sensations and visual info
parietal assoc
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this plays a role in visually guided movements (hand-eye coord)
parietal assoc
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damage to this can result in trouble with manipulating objects, sensory neglect of half the body, and some reading and writing deficits
parietal assoc
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damage here can cause motion blindness, color blindness, and prosopagnosia
visual assoc area
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the assoc cortex sends its neural signals of intended motor movement to both the ______ and ______
basal ganglia and cerebellum
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these two structures take rough motor impulses from the assoc cortex, smooth them out, and send them up to the primary cortex
basal ganglia, cerebellum
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this is a collective term for three subcortical areas near the lateral ventricals
basal ganglia
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the structures of the basal ganglia (3):
caudate nucleus, putamen, globus pallidius
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these 2 are together the striatum
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the _____ are imprtant in planning slow, continuous movements
basal ganglia
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the _______ are inactive during rapid back and forth movements
basal ganglia
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the neural tract between these contains a large # of neurons that produce dopamine
substantia nigra and striatum
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many neurons of the striatum are dependent on this for proper function
dopamine
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low levels of this in the striatum can occur as a part of Parkinsons
dopamine
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motor speech disorder of PD
hyopkinetic dysarthria
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hyperkinetic dys is caused by damage to....
basal ganglia
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this disease is due to progessive loss of neurons in the striatum and other brain areas
huntingtons
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this disease includes rapid, involuntary movements of the extremities, face and tongue
huntingtons
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this helps to regulate muscle tone, maintian balance, and coordinate skilled motor movements
cerebellum
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this adjusts the motor impulses according to the body's immediate circumstance sand sends the processed signals to the primary motor cortex
cerebellum
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this influences motor activities such as walking and maintaining posture
cerebellum
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Ataxia is caused by damage to...
cerebellum
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.... is a disturbance in speed, range and direction of movements
ataxia
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a gait that is wide, lurching and stumbling is due to
ataxia
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intention tremor due to damage of cerebellum
cerebellum
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this type of tremor is observes only during voluntary movements
intention tremor
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the motor speech disorder associated with cerebellar damage is
ataxic dysarthria
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