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58 Cards in this Set

  • Front
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Left Hemisphere
school, logic, speech
Right Hemisphere
senses, nonverbal, spacial, correlations
Occipital lobe
visual processing
Temporal lobe
hearing, smell, memory
Parietal lobe
primary sensory area
Frontal lobe impairment
impairs personality, attention, perseveration
Apraxia
inability to perform purposeful movements
Frontal lobe functions
voluntary motor cortex, Broca's, personality, behavior
Wernicke's Lesion
receptive aphasia
Broca's Lesion
expressive aphasia
Postcentral Parietal gyrus
receives primary somatic sensory
Precentral Frontal gyrus
receives primary voluntary motor
homunculus
disproportionate map of most sensitive/skilled areas
Central sulcus
separates motor ans sensory areas
Basal ganglia blood supply
middle cerebral artery [stroke]
Basal Ganglia function
subconscious voluntary motion, coordination
Basal ganglia Lesions
cause rigidity, tremors, Parkinson's, Huntington's
White matter composition
myelinated axons
Corpus Callosum
connects hemispheres
Cerebrum functions
receives sensory and sends motor
Fissure
deep grove
Sulci
shallow groove
Gyri
elevated fold
Limbic System composition
includes cerebrum, thalamus, hippocampus, amygdala
Limbic System Functions
influences emotional states, memory, motivation
Epithalamus
[pineal gland]secretes melatonin
Subthalamus
subconscious skeletal muscle
Hypothalamus function
homeostasis
Thalamic pain syndrome
intractable pain form CNS trauma
Thalamus
sensory relay center xOlfactory
Diencephalon components
hypo/thalamus, sub/epi-thalamus
Cerebellum disorders
movement decomposition, ipsilalteral
Ataxia
lack of coordinated movement
Ataxic gait
wide stagger, inconsistent steps, lack of coordination
Ataxic gait sources
head injury, stroke, intoxication
Cerebellum function
coordination and balance, posture
Cerebellum sensory
info from proprioceptors, vestibular, visual systems
Cerebellum attachments
peduncles [tracts]
Reticular formation function
influences tone, movement, consciousness
Reticular formation location
throughout brainstem, controlled by midbrain
Pons location
cerebellum to brainstem
Pons function
respitory control, process vestibular[inner ear, eye] input
Medulla location
brain to spinal cord
Medulla relay
afferent sensory to efferent motor
Medulla autonomic
HR, BP, digestion
Medulla Decussation
tract cross
Brainstem Components
Pons, Medulla, midbrain
Blood/brain Barrier function
isolates neural tissue from general circulation
Blood/brain formation
tight endothelial cells of CNS capillaries
Circle of Willis supply
internal carotid & vertebral arteries
Hydrocephalus
obstruction increases CSF
Arachnoid villi function
absorb CSF from subarachnoid to dura mater
CSF circulation
choroid, ventricles, central canal, subarachnoid
Choroid plexus location
brain ventricles of specialized ependymal cells
Choroid plexus function
produces 500ml of CSF/day
CSF function
neural protection, nutrient/waste circulation
LP
Lumbar Punture [Spinal Tap] tests for meningitis
Brain protection
skull, meninges, BBB