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| White matter fibre pathway connecting Brocas area and Wernickes area |
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| father of neurophysiology |
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| specialized in the treatment of epilepsy by surgically removing the origin |
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| stains the entire cell + axons |
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| Damage to the precentral gyrus will cause what? |
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| damage will cause motor problems |
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| Damage to the postcentral gyrus will cause what? |
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| damage will cause somatosensory probelms (ie sensation) |
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| Separates the parahippocampal gyrus and the fusiform gyrus |
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| sulcus that separates the pre cuneus and the cuneus |
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| Components of the Basal Ganglia |
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| caudate + putamen + globis pallidus |
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| band of myelinated axons projecting into layer 4 of AV1 |
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| Area V1 can be found within the.. |
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| within the calcarine sulcus it can be found |
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| loss of vision of half the visual feild |
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| (L) homonymous hemianopsia |
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| blindness to the same (L) visual feild of each eye |
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| person cannot see the temporal portions of both eyes |
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| optic radiations from the LGN to the visual cortex |
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| cut meyers parietal L loop |
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| cut meyers temporal R loop |
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| cut meyers L temporal loop |
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| cut meyers R parietal loop |
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| shows the activation of parts of the brain (ie. metabolism) |
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| developed a standard map of the brain |
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| able to see changes in the blood flow of brains |
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| cortical to cortical (stay in the cortex only) |
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| How many layers does the cortex have? |
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| Where do LGN axons terminate? |
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| An example of a structure with a large layer 4? aka hypergranular |
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| LGN (recives info from the eye) |
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| layer with small neurons and small axons |
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| Example of an agranular region? |
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| motor cortex (precentral gyrus) |
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| What layers are used to talk to subcortical areas? |
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| What layers are used to talk to the opposite hemisphere or other cortical regions? |
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| Which layers have pyramidal neurons? |
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| huge pyramidal neurons in layer 5 (huge cell body = long axon= travel far) |
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| 3 layers that protect the brain |
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| brain cells with no axons |
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| brain cells with a few dendrites |
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| Heschles gyri / Transverse gyri |
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| brain is squeezed due to tumour taking up space |
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| brain damage caused by a sudden changes of blood flow to the brain |
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| area been destroyed due to lack of blood circulation |
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| area that has been destroyed due to reduction in blood flow |
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| rupture of blood vessel or bruising in brain causing brain damage |
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| bruising and bleeding in brain |
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| synchronous excessive discharge of neurons |
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| severe seizure with convulsions |
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| short, not noticble sezuires |
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| records electrical activity of exposed cortex |
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