neuro - cerebral cortex structure and their function

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central sulcus seperates what

frontal lobe from parietal lobe

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parieto-occipital sulcus seperates what

occipital from parietal

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pre-occipital notch seperates what

occipital lobe from temporal lobe

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lateral fissure separates what

the frontal and parietal lobes from temporal

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Long association fibers are called

bundles

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Commissural fibers

Connections that occur between the same area on both hemispheres.

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Corpus collosum Runs through

all lobes and connects frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes

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Anterior commissure:

temporal lobes

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Brodmann numbers

a map of the cc that helps to locate functional area

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Brodmann numbers 1,2,3

Primary somatosensory cortex (sensation)

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Broadmann number 4

Primary motor cortex

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Broadmann number 44 and 45

Broca’s area expressive aphasia if damaged

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Broadmann number 22

Wernickes area receptive aphasia if damaged

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The premotor cortex helps

plan voluntary movement before it happens

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If the premotor cortex is damaged A person may have trouble with

motor planning

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The supplemental motor area helps

plan and initiate coordinated movement patterns

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Internally generated, meaning

the person decides to move without an outside cue

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The frontal eye field controls

voluntary eye movements

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Broca’s motor speech area is the part of what lobe

frontal

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Broca’s motor speech area is the part of the frontal lobe that helps

turn thoughts into spoken words.

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What does Primary Somatosensory area (S1) detect

touch, pain, temperature, pressure, vibration, proprioception

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Secondary somatosensory cortex, is a sensory processing area that helps the brain do what

interpret and make meaning of touch information

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Left brain is generally

Understanding and production of language, intellect, analytical thinking, logical, Controlled, mathematical, rational, positive emotions

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Right brain is generally

Nonverbal processing, artistic ability, sensory, emotion, nonverbal thinking, hand eye coordination, body image awareness, expression of negative emotions