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R gaze preference, L visual field deficit
L hemiparesis
L hemisensory
Neglect/ inattention
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1 Cerebrum contains 4 Lobes 2 Cerebral Ventricular Systems:
Anterior Circulation Problem: Right
3 Occipital Lobe 4 Sided Stroke (Non dominant
hemisphere)
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Cerebrum contains 4 Lobes Frontal Lobe, Parietal Lobe, Temporal Lobe,
Occipital Lobe
Frontal Lobe Motor cortex, behavior and expression, Speech
Production (Broca's)
Parietal Lobe Sensation, L injury = aphasia, R injury = neglect
Temporal Lobe Language Comprehension (Wernicke's), Seizures,
hearing, emotions/ short- term memory
Occipital Lobe Vision
Limbic System: Relay centers for the Hypothalamus: ANS, temperature and Circadian
brain and body. Rhythm
Encodes memory, ANS, endocrine Amygdala: Stress, rage, anxiety, center of
function and emotions emotion/ memory
Cingulate Gyrus: "Middle Man" of the cerebral
Cortex, receives input from thalamus
Hippocampus: memory/learning, short- term
memory and spatial relations
Basal Ganglia Nerve tracts of caudate nucleus and putamen
(coordinates muscle movement)
Diencephalon: Between brainstem Thalamus: Sensory Pathways
and cerebellum Pituitary Gland:
- Anterior: Produces Hormones
- Posterior: Releases Hormones (oxytocin, ADH)
Pineal Gland: Circadian Rhythm- serotonin,
melatonin
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Practice questions for this set
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R gaze preference, L visual field deficit
L hemiparesis
L hemisensory
Neglect/ inattention
Choose an answer
1 Cerebrum contains 4 Lobes 2 Cerebral Ventricular Systems:
Anterior Circulation Problem: Right
3 Occipital Lobe 4 Sided Stroke (Non dominant
hemisphere)
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (76)
Cerebrum contains 4 Lobes Frontal Lobe, Parietal Lobe, Temporal Lobe,
Occipital Lobe
Frontal Lobe Motor cortex, behavior and expression, Speech
Production (Broca's)
Parietal Lobe Sensation, L injury = aphasia, R injury = neglect
Temporal Lobe Language Comprehension (Wernicke's), Seizures,
hearing, emotions/ short- term memory
Occipital Lobe Vision
Limbic System: Relay centers for the Hypothalamus: ANS, temperature and Circadian
brain and body. Rhythm
Encodes memory, ANS, endocrine Amygdala: Stress, rage, anxiety, center of
function and emotions emotion/ memory
Cingulate Gyrus: "Middle Man" of the cerebral
Cortex, receives input from thalamus
Hippocampus: memory/learning, short- term
memory and spatial relations
Basal Ganglia Nerve tracts of caudate nucleus and putamen
(coordinates muscle movement)
Diencephalon: Between brainstem Thalamus: Sensory Pathways
and cerebellum Pituitary Gland:
- Anterior: Produces Hormones
- Posterior: Releases Hormones (oxytocin, ADH)
Pineal Gland: Circadian Rhythm- serotonin,
melatonin
