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| Inability to express language |
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| Problems: Paralysis, Loss of Sequencing, Loss of spontaneity, Persistence of a single thought, Mood changes, Inabilty to focus, |
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Location of : visual attention, touch perception,goal directed voluntary movement.
Integration of the different sensory modalities
Problems: Anomia,Alexia,Agraphia, Apraxia, Dyscalcula, Diffculties with hand eye coordination |
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Fxn: Vision
Problems:Visual problems, Color Agnosia,Visual Hallucinatins, Mov't agnosia, Difficulty reading and wiritng, Difficulty recognising words and drawings |
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Hearing abilty, memory acquisition, Categorisation of objects,
Problems: Difficulty recognising faces
Sensory speech ( Wernicke's) SHort term memory loss, Increased aggressive behavior and persistent talking |
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| Short term memory--> long term memory, Fear ad Emotions |
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Inability to coordinate mov't slurring speech, Dizziness, Inability to perform rapid motion
FXN:Coordination of motion, Memory of some reflex arcs, Learning motor behavior |
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| Connects the left and right olfactory tracts |
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| Connects ipsilater parts of the limbic system |
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Connects contralateral cerebral hemispheres
rostrum, genu, body and splenium |
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| Storng aFFECTIVE BEHAVIORS CONTAINS: cingualte gyrus, |
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| Relays information to the cortx |
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| Taste, pain, perception and emotion |
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| Olfactory information and emotions |
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| Vision, recognition of faces |
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| Separtaes Neo cortex from Paleocortex |
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Uncal Herniation
Formed by Amygdala |
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| Emotions, 3 layered structure |
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| circadian rhythm in lower animals |
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| Contriol of BP, RESPIRATION, COORDAINATION OF MOV'T |
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| descending cortical fibers that terminate in the BS and the SC |
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| Spatial Awareness, hemineglect with lesion on the right |
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| names of people, objects, places, reading ability, mathematical thought and visuospatial cognition |
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| potential space between dura and archnoid mater |
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| potential space between dura and archnoid mater |
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| actual space, arteries and veins, CSF, circulation of CSF |
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| reabsord CSF, in blood vessels |
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| Calcified groups of arachnoid |
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SHOCK ABSORBER
reg chemical env
channel of chemical communication |
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| premoto area, motor planning and |
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| Prefrontal association cortex |
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| collection of sensory modalities for the process of higher fxn |
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| Mood Many pediatric disorders |
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Precentral Gyrus
Primary Motor Cortex |
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| Speed and direction of reaching and other motion |
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| Moto decision Making and pllaning movements |
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| Somatic Sensory Cortx: initial cotical process of sensory information |
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| anterior, posterior, inferior, atrium and body |
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| anterior, posterior, inferior, atrium and body |
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| Dorsal Column-Medial Lemniscal |
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Principal pathway of touch
3 nueron system
2nd order nuerons decussate before medial lemniscus
Synapses in dorsal column nuclei, and in thalamus |
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Single nueron from the cortex to spinal cord
Goes through the pyramids then decussate |
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| nueromns mediate the overall sensation of arousal |
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Globus Pallidus and Putamen
Movt Control |
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Blood Suuply for:
Spinal Cord |
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| Aanterior and posterior spinal arteries and the radicular arteries |
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Blood Suuply for:
Caudal Medulla |
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| Anterior and Posterior Spinal Arteries |
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Blood Suuply for:
Rostral Medulla |
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| Vertebral Arteries and PICA |
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Blood Suuply for:
MIddle and Caudal PONS |
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Blood supply for :
Rostral Pons |
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| Superior Cerebellar Artery |
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Cerebellum
Caudal
Middle
Rostral |
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PICA
AICA
Superior Cerebellar |
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Basal Ganglia (Globus Palldus)
Striatum |
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Lenticulo straitions and Aant Choroidal
Lenticulo striatum ( ant and middle cerebral) |
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| Anterior Limb of the Int Capsule |
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| Middle Cerebral, ANt Cerebral Internal Carotid |
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| Posterior Cerebral and the posterior communicating |
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| Ant Cerebral, Post communicating, Aant Communicating , Post cerebral |
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