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Short Term Memory Definition

Memory lasting <1 hour, typically 18-30 seconds

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Short Term Memory Example

Now, why did I come in here?

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Long Term Memory Definition

Stores info from past events or hours ago

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Long Term Memory Example

What happened on 9/11

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Semantic Memory Definition

LTM about general world knowledge (facts, concepts, etc.)

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Semantic Memory Example

Paris is the capital of France

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Episodic Memory Definition

LTM about personal experiences tied to time/place

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Episodic Memory Example

Remembering your wedding day

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Procedural Memory Definition

LTM about unconscious memory for skills

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Procedural Memory Example

Driving a car or riding a bike

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Explicit (Declarative) Memory Definition

LTM of conscious recall of facts/events

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Explicit Memory Example

Remembering your phone number

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Implicit (Non-Declarative) Memory Definition

LTM thats unconscious memory that’s recalled without effort

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Implicit Memory Example

Muscle Memory + Priming

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Source Memory Definition

LTM for origin of information; where, when and how it was acquired

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Source Memory Example

Remembering what book taught you something

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Prefrontal Cortex Involved in?

STM and deep encoding; organizes new info and controls attention

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Parietal Lobe Involved in?

Processes somatosensory and spatial input; tough and body location awareness

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Occipital Lobe Involved in?

Processes and stores visual data; visual recognition of objects

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Temporal Lobe Involved in?

Processes auditory input; hearing/language processing

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Hippocampus Involved in?

Encodes emotional LTM; Neurogenesis site

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Amygdala Involved in?

Tags memories with emotional significance; damage causes reduced emotional response

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Thalamus Involved in?

Processes sensory info relevant to memory; lesion causes retrieval and sensory integration issues

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Retrograde Amnesia definition?

Loss of memories formed before injury; cant remember events leading up to crash

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Anterograde Amnesia definition?

Inability to form new LTM; remembers childhood but not recent conversations

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Frontal Lobe Damage causes?

Disrupts STM to LTM transfer, organization and strategy use; causes disorganized though and poor memory with new information

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Hippocampal Lesions Causes?

Affects explicit memory but not skilled learning; cant recall learned info but can still perform practiced tasks

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Korsakoff Syndrome?

Amnestic disorder from B1 deficiency that causes confusion, memory gaps, intact STM and confabulation

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Confabulation definition?

Unintentional fabrications of memory

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Dementia definition?

Loss of memory and at least 1 cognitive skill with preserved alertness

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Auditory Agnosia definition?

Inability to recognize sounds

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Auditory Agnosia example?

Can’t identify a phone is ringing

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Auditory Agnosia lesion area?

Temporal Lobe (Dominant - Left)

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Amusia definition?

Inability to recognize music or pitch

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Amusia example?

Can’t recognize a familiar song

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Amusia lesion location?

Middle Temporal Gyrus

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Auditory Verbal Agnosia definition?

Can’t understand spoken language (word deafness)

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Auditory Verbal Agnosia example?

Speech sounds like gibberish or mumbles

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Auditory Verbal Agnosia lesion location?

Left Temporal Lobe

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Agnosia for Sounds definition?

All sounds seem similar or indistinct

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Agnosia for Sounds Example?

Barking dog and doorbell sound the same

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Agnosia for sounds lesion location?

Temporal Lobe

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Visual Object Agnosia?

Inability to identify objects visually

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Visual Object Agnosia example?

Can’t recognize key by vision, but can by touch

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Visual Object Agnosia lesion location?

Occipital Association Areas

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Prosopagnosia definition?

Inability to recognize faces

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Prosopagnosia example?

Doesn’t recognize spouses face

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Prosopagnosia lesion location?

Left Hemisphere (visual cortex)

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Achromatopsia defintion?

Loss of color vision due to brain lesion

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Achromatopsia example?

See’s only in grayscale

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Achromatopsia lesion location?

Area V4 (occipital lobe)

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Asomatognosia definition?

Inability to recognize part of one’s own body part

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Asomatognosia example?

Denies arm belongs to them

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Asomatognosia lesion location?

Parietal Lobe

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Anosognosia definition?

Denial of a disability

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Anosognosia example?

Paralyzed arm but denies anything is wrong

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Anosognosia lesion location?

Supramarginal Gyrus (Parietal Lobe)

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Visual Anosognosia definition?

Denial of blindness

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Visual Anosognosia example?

Bumps into objects but claims to be fine

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Visual Anosognosia lesion location?

Occipital Lobe + Association Cortex

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Easy way to remember the lesion locations for Agnosias?

Visual = Occipital-Temporal
Auditory = Temporal
Touch = Parietal
Self-Awareness = Right Parietal

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Ideational Apraxia definition?

Can’t form a plan for an action

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Ideational Apraxia example?

Uses toothbrush as a comb

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Ideational Apraxia lesion location?

Dominant Parietal + Premotor Cortex

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Ideomotor Apraxia definition?

Can’t execute planned movement

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Ideomotor Apraxia example?

Knows how to salute but can’t do it

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Ideomotor Apraxia lesion location?

Parietal Lobe + Premotor Connections

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Kinetic Limb Apraxia definition?

Clumsiness due to impaired motor control

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Kinetic Limb Apraxia example?

Can’t button shirt or manipulate utensils

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Kinetic Limb Apraxia lesion location?

Left Parietal Lobe

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Sensory Neglect Definition

Inattention to sensory input on one side

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Sensory Neglect example?

Person not notice when left arm is touched or object placed into left vision

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Sensory Neglect lesion location?

Right Parietal

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Motor Neglect Defiinition?

Doesn’t use one side despite intact strength

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Motor Neglect Example?

Doesn’t move L arm even when aware of it

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Motor Neglect lesion location?

Right Hemisphere

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Spatial Neglect definition?

Fails to acknowledge space on affected side

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Spatial Neglect example?

Ignores food on L side of the plate

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Spatial Neglect lesion location?

Right Parietal

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Peripersonal Neglect definition?

Neglect behaviors occuring within reaching space

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Extrapersonal Neglect definition?

Neglect behaviors occurring in far space

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Extinction Neglect definition?

Fails to detect bilateral stimuli on affected side

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Extinction Neglect example?

Only feels touch on the R side when both sides are stimulated at once

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Extinction Neglect lesion location?

Parietal Cortex

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Flaccid Dysarthria definition

LMN damage causing week/slurred speech

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Flaccid Dysarthria presentation?

Breathiness, reduce volume, fasiculation

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Flaccid Dysarthria lesion location?

Brainstem Motor Nuclei

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Spastic Dysarthria defintion?

UMN damage causing slow/harsh speech

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Spastic Dysarthria presentation?

Drooling, hyperactive reflexes

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Spastic Dysarthria lesion location?

Bilateral Corticobulbar Tract

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Ataxic Dysarthria definition?

Cerebellar damage causing irregular scanning speech

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Ataxic Dysarthria presentation?

Robot-like or metronomic speech

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Ataxic dysarthria lesion location?

Cerebellum

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Rigid Dysarthria definition?

Extrapyramidal damage (ex Parkinsons)

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Rigid Dysarthria presentation?

Monotone, words run together

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Rigid Dysarthria lesion location?

Basal Ganglia

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Hyperkinetic Dysarthria definition?

Involuntary movements (ex. Huntingtons)

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Hyperkinetic Dysarthria presentation?

Jerky, loud speech, grimacing

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Hyperkinetic Dysarthria lesion location?

Basal Ganglia

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Dysphonia definition?

Impaired voice production