Primary and Secondary Sensory Cortex
Where does the primary sensory cortex receive information from?
What is Thalamic nuclei?
Where is the primary motor cortex located?
Qhat is the precentral gyrus?
Where is the premotor cortex located?
What is anterior to the primary motor cortex?
Broca’s area is responsible for
What is motor programing for speech?
What are the primary sensory areas responsible for?
What is discrimination of the intensity or quality of the information received?
What tracts are associated with the primary motor cortex?
What is corticobulbar and corticospinal tracts?
When do motor neurons in the premotor areas activate?
What is before movement occurs?
Broca’s area is usually on which side of the brain
What is the left?
What issue is caused when primary vestibular cortex is impaired?
What is loss of head posture?
Lesions to the primary motor cortex can cause
What is hyperreflexia, hypertonicity, clonus or weakness?
The premotor cortex sends signals to
What is the primary motor cortex?
Broca’s area and inferior frontal gyrus are where on the brain in relation to eachother?
What is opposite sides?
What issues are caused by impairments with the primary auditory cortex?
What is impairments in intensity/localization of sound?
The medial part of the primary motor cortex is responsible for
What is the opposite lower extremity?
A lesion at the premotor cortex causes
Impairments in Broca’s area leads to
What is expressive aphasia?
What issues are caused when there are impairments in the primary somatosensory cortex?
What is issues with conscious perception/proprioception?
Where does the primary motor cortex receive information from?
What is the Premotor, supplementary and somatosensory cortex?
The premotor cortex is responsible
What is postural/proximal muscles?
Impairments in inferior frontal gyrus
What is difficulty with nonverbal communication skills?