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How is sensory info processed |
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Stages Primary: Reception and discrimination Secondary: Interpretation Tertiary: Integration |
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Occipital Temporal Parietal |
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Optic nerve Optic chiasm Thalamus: Lateral geniculate nucleus Primary visual cortex V2 Visual cortex Fusiform gyrus |
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Brings information from eyes to brain |
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Thalamus: Lateral geniculate nucleus |
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Preprocessing of rod and cone information |
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Brings information to occipital lobe |
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Identification of textures and contours |
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Preprocessing through two systesm |
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Geniculostriate: Tectopulvinar: |
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90%: Perception of visual detail, pattern, color. Lateral geniculate nucleus of thalamus Optic radiations or geniculocalcarine tract Primary visual cortex V1 area B17, striate cortex around calcarine fissure |
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10%: Perception of motion, location; visual orientation and detection Superior colliculi Pulvinar nucleus of thalamus Secondary visual cortex V2 area B18, prestriate cortex (also recieves signals from V1) |
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Brainstem (Inferior colliculi -> medial geniculate nucleus of thalamus) One path from ventral aspect of MGN to primary auditory cortex Another path from dorsal MGN to secondary auditory cortex |
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Primary, secondary and tertiary processing of auditory stimuli |
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Primary: Phonemic discrimination Secondary: Recognition of words, sounds Tertiary: Multimodal integration |
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L Temporal lobe more important for language sounds R temporal lobe more important for environmental sounds, music Both sides important for rhythm |
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Initial processing in peripheral nervous system and spinal cord. Primary: postcentral gyrus (sensory strip) Secondary: Mid or posterior parietal lobe Tertiary: Inferior parietal lobe |
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Primary, secondary and tertiary processing of somatosensory stimuli |
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Primary: homunculus Secondary: Synthesis of input into more complex forms Tertiary: Integrative with other sensory modalities |
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Somatosensory laterlization |
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L damage: agraphia, acalculia, L-R confusion, finger agnosia R damagea; contralateral neglect, object recognition, drawing and map reading |
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Motor strip or primary motor cortex (precentral gyrus): contains representations of the body as well as movement pattersn |
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Premotor supplementary motor programming and selection areas |
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Brocas area Recieves input from dorsolateral frontal cortex Has direct adn indirect connections to motor system |
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Dorsolateral frontal cortex |
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Has reciprocal connections with posterior parietal lobe and superior temporal sulcus Also connections to basal ganglia and cingulate gyrus |
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Orbital or inferior frontal cortex |
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Has inputs from all sensory areas Projects to amygdala and hypothalamus |
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Contains some limbic structures including cingulate gyrus Has inputs from other parts of teh brain, including the parietal and temporal lobes, tegmentum dopaminergic cells |
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Two main motor system pathways |
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Lateral: Connects with dorsolateral interneurons and motor neurons: Controls distal musculature Ventromedial: Connects ventromedial interneurons and motor neurons: controls proximal musculature |
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Which motor nerves decussate? |
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Lateral nerves, ventromedial don't |
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fine control of limbs and fingers Lateral corticospinal tract and rubrospinal tract |
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Ventromedial motor system |
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Whole body movements Vestibulospinal tracts: middle ear input for balance Reticulospinal tract: Multisensory input for coordinated movements Tectospinal tracts: Input from visual system for orienting functions Ventral corticospinal tracts |
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Noncortical brain structure also involved in motor function |
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Basal ganglia: regulate force and smoothness of action Thalamus Cerebellum: Regulates motor accuracy by producing error correction |
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Expressive language function primary secondary and tertiary |
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Governed by frontal lobe Primary: Triggering of necessary muscle groups Secondary: Programmming of movements Tertiary: Formulation of speech/writing |
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Frontal lobe Behavior: planning, initiation, cessation, change, evaluation |
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