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| Four general areas of the Cerebral Cortex? |
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| "Sensory, Motor, Unimodal Association Cortex and Multimodal Association cortex" |
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| The Cerebral Cortex is critical to our ability to what? |
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| "Communicate, Reason to Extrapolate future events from past, Make complex long term plans and Imagine and Create things that have never existed." |
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| How many functional regions are in the Frontal Lobe? What are they? |
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| "6. Precentral Gyrus, Premotor Cortex, Supplemental Motor Cortex, Frontal Eyelids, Prefrontal Cortex and Broca's Motor Speech Area." |
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| How many funtional regions are in the Parietal Lobe? What are they? |
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Definition
| "3. Postcentral Lobe, Sensory Association Cortex and Supramarginal Gyrus." |
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| How many functional regions are in the Occipital Lobe? What are they? |
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| "3. Primary Visual Cortex, Visual Association Cortex and Angular Gyrus" |
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| How many functional regions are in the Temporal Lobe? What are they? |
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| "5. Primary Auditory Cortex, Auditory Association Cortex, Wernicke's Receptive Speech Area, Gusatory Cortex Area and Insula" |
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| Broadman's Area for Precentral Gyrus? |
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| Lesion of Precentral Gyrus? |
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| Upper Motor Neuron affects |
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| Broadman's Area for Premotor Cortex? |
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| What is the purpose of the Precentral Gyrus? |
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| Motor initiation Primary Motor Cortex |
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| What is the purpose of the Premotorl Gyrus? |
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| "Prepare for movement, patterns and routines, visual cues." |
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| Broadman's Area for Supplemental Motor Cortex? |
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| Purpose of Supplemental Motor Cortex? |
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| Lesion on Supplemental Motor Cortex? |
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| Broadman's Area for Frontal Eyelids? |
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| Conjugate voluntary movemnet of eyes with out direct visual input |
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| Lesion of Frontal Eyelids? |
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| Cause double vision or blurred vision |
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| Inability to carry out a movement on command |
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| Broadman's Area for Prefrontal Cortex? |
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| "Abstract thinking, decision making, Anticipation and or Deja Vu or Reincarnation." |
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| Lesion of Prefrontal Cortex? |
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| "Inappropriate social behavior, loss of initative" |
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| Broadman's Area for Broca's Motor Speech Area? |
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| Fx of Broca's Motor Speech Area? |
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| Lesion of Broca's Motor Speech Area? |
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| Expressive Aphasia (stuttering etc) |
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| Broadman's Area for Postcentral Lobe? |
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| "Primary Sensory Cortex 3-Slowly adapting (pain, temp), 2-Articular Receptors (Ability of using sensation in order to speak), 1-Rapidly Adapting (Touch, Pressure)" |
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| A type of activity whether sensory or motor. |
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| Lesions of Postcentral Lobe? |
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| Parasthesia or Anesthesia |
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| Broadman's Area for Sensory Association Cortex? |
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| Fx of Sensory Association Cortex? |
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| "Multimodal, Steroagnosis" |
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| Lesions of Sensory Association Cortex? |
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| "Astereoagnosia, Asatagnosia, Dominant Side Lesions or Contralateral Hemineglect" |
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| Contralateral (Unilateral) Hemineglect? |
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| "Can contribute to apraxia, lose contact with one side of your environment." |
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| Broadman's Area for Supramarginal Gyrus? |
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| Fx of Supramarginal Gyrus? |
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| "Multimodal, Interrelates somatosensory, auditory, and visual input." |
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| Lesions of Supramarginal Gyrus? |
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| "Inappropriate motor response. Ideomotor-Classic, inability to move on command. Ideational-Sensory, inability to formulate movement in a sequence, like in Alzheimer's and Dementia. Facial-Inability to perform facial movement on command." |
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| Broadman's Area for Primary Visual Cortex? |
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| Lesion of Primary Visual Cortex? |
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| Broadman's Area for Visual Association Cortex? |
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| Fx of Visual Association Cortex? |
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| Things that we have seen that we commit to memory. |
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| Lesion of Visual Association Cortex? |
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| "Visual hallucinations, Prosopagnosia (loss of a familliar face)" |
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| Broadman's Area for Angular Gyrus? |
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| Expression of language via visual and auditory stimuli |
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| "Alexia, Agraphia, Gerstman's Syndrome and Finger Agnosia" |
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| "Loss of recognition of which finger is where- Inability to do calculations, Impairment of writing skills." |
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| Broadman's Area for Primary Auditory Cortex? |
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| Lesion of Primary Auditory Cortex? |
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| Broadman's Area for Auditory Association Cortex? |
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| Boadman's Area for Wernicke's Receptive Speech Area? |
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| Lesion of Wernicke's Speech Area? |
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| Receptive Aphasia-loss of the ability to comprehend (Speech Salad) |
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| Broadman's Area for Gusatory Cortex Area? |
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| Which Gyri have a Humuncular pattern? |
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| Postcentral Gyrus and Precentral Gyrus |
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| The Postcentral Gyrus has the largest association with which structures? |
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| "Lips and Face then tongue, teeth and jaws" |
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| The Precentral Gyrus has the largest association with which structures? |
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| Hand and Vocalization with the mouth then the tongue. |
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