Brain development
Cerebral hemisphere
Cerebral cortex
Classification
General organization
100
CNS consists of what ?
Brain and spinal cord
100
What does the longitudinal fissure do ?
Separates two hemispheres
100
What is another name for the cerebral cortex ?
Executive suite
100
Photoreceptors respond to what
Light
100
Levels of neural integration
Receptor level , Circuit level , Perceptual level
200
What are the three primary vesicles ?
Prosencephalon , Mesencephalon , Rhombencephalon
200
Deep groves represents what surface marking ?
Fissures
200
What are association areas ?
Integrate diverse information
200
Receptors have either
Nonencapsulated (free) nerve endings, Encapsulated nerve endings
200
What receptors adapts slowly or not at all
Tonic receptors
300
Telencephalon gives rise to two ______? And together makeup the __________?
Cerebral hemisphere , cerebrum
300
Sulci dived into five lobes
Frontal , parietal , temporal , occipital, insula
300
What’s the name of the highlighted blue area
Broca’s area
300
Hair follicle receptors do what
free nerve endings that wrap around hair follicles
300
What gives you the ability to taste sweet and sour flavors
Quality discrimination
400
Myelencephalon becomes what ?
Medulla Oblongata
400
The basal nuclei is found where ?
Deep within white matter
400
Premotor cortex can be known for doing what
Helps plans movement
400
proprioceptors located in tendons that detect stretch also known as
Tendon organ
400
Visceral and referred pain
Visceral pain results from stimulation of visceral organ receptors
500
Forebrain moves toward what ?
Brain stem
500
What the name of the highlighted green area ?
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Insula
500
Primary somatosensory cortex is located where
postcentral gyri of parietal lobe
500
Free nerve endings also known as ?
Thermoreceptors
500
the conscious interpretation of those stimuli
Perception