Neuroscience General Organization Of The Brain Images

Front 1

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: A

Back 1

Premotor complex

Front 2

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: B

Back 2

Primary motor complex

Front 3

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: C

Back 3

Primary somatic sensory cortex

Front 4

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: D

Back 4

Posterior parietal cortex

Front 5

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: E

Back 5

higher order visual cortex

Front 6

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: F

Back 6

Primary visual cortex

Front 7

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: G

Back 7

Parietal-temporal-occipital association complex

Front 8

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: H

Back 8

Higher order auditory complex

Front 9

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area:I

Back 9

Limbic association cortex

Front 10

image016 identify the primary sensory and primary motor, higher-order sensory or motor association, or multimodal association area: J

Back 10

Prefrontal association cortex

Front 11

image026 identify the midbrain structure: A

Back 11

Tectum

Front 12

image026 identify the midbrain structure: B

Back 12

Superior Colliculus

Front 13

image026 identify the midbrain structure: C

Back 13

Inferior Colliculus

Front 14

image026 identify the midbrain structure: D

Back 14

Cerebral aqueduct of sylvius

Front 15

image026 identify the midbrain structure:E

Back 15

Tegmentum

Front 16

image028 identify the sulcus or fissure: A

Back 16

Parieto-occipital sulcus

Front 17

image028 identify the sulcus or fissure: B

Back 17

Sylvian fissure

Front 18

image028 identify the sulcus or fissure: C

Back 18

Central sulcus of Rolando

Front 19

image028 identify the sulcus or fissure: D

Back 19

Calcarine Fissure

Front 20

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: A

Back 20

Precentral gyrus, primary motor cortex, Area 4

Front 21

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: B

Back 21

Precentral sulcus

Front 22

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: C

Back 22

superior frontal gyrus

Front 23

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: D

Back 23

superior frontal sulcus

Front 24

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: E

Back 24

Middle frontal gyrus

Front 25

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: F

Back 25

Inferior frontal sulcus

Front 26

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: G

Back 26

Inferior frontal gyrus

Front 27

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: H

Back 27

orbitalis

Front 28

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: I

Back 28

pars triangularis

Front 29

image030 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: J

Back 29

pars operularis

Front 30

image030 what is the significance of regions I and J

Back 30

pars triangularis and pars operularis (areas 44 and 45) comprise Broca’s area

Front 31

image034 identity, function, area of the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: A

Back 31

postcentral gyrus, Areas 3, 1, 2; primary somatosensory cortex

Front 32

image034 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: B

Back 32

postcenral sulcus

Front 33

image034 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure:C (includes D and E)

Back 33

inferior parietal lobule

Front 34

image034 identity, area, function of the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: D

Back 34

supramarginal gyrus, Area 40, in dominant hemisphere important in perception of and interpretation of written language

Front 35

image034 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: E

Back 35

angular gyrus, Area 39, in dominant hemisphere important in perception of and interpretation of written language

Front 36

image034 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: F

Back 36

Intraparietal sulcus

Front 37

image034 identify the gyrus or sulcus/fissure: G

Back 37

superior parietal gyrus

Front 38

image040 identify A

Back 38

Calcarine fissure

Front 39

image040 identify B

Back 39

Cuneus

Front 40

image040 identify C

Back 40

Lingual Gyrus

Front 41

image042 identify A

Back 41

Superior temporal gyrus

Front 42

image042 identify B

Back 42

superior temporal sulcus

Front 43

image042 identify C

Back 43

middle temporal gyrus

Front 44

image042 identify D

Back 44

inferior temporal sulcus

Front 45

image042 identify E

Back 45

inferior temporal gyrus