What does the premotor area do? what does the primary motor cortex do?
premotor area works out sequences of signals needed for learned complex motion, primary Motor cortex controls basic skeletal muscle movements
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What is E and what does it do?
Wernickโs area: deals with the comprehension of speech, understanding language
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What are considered vital functions?
Those functions of the body, necessary for life on a minute to minute basis (respirations, beating heart)
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What is the difference between White and Grey matter?
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What are e and f?
e - hypothallamus, F - the pituitary gland
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What are A and what are B?
A - Gyri(a ridge on the surface of the brain), B - sulci ( a groove in the cerebral cortex)
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What is this and what do the layers do?
The granulations are one way valves that put blood and CSF back into the body's venous system. To maintain a proper balance of CSF
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What is the difference between the visual association area and the visual cortex?
The second one recognizes basic visual information (shape and color), the first interprets the information, putting it into context with your past experiences
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Where does decussation primarily occur?
Medulla oblongata
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What are Gyri?
folds of the cortex that increase the surface area
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What is the anatomical crossing over of neurons from left to right side of the CNS?
decussation
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What is a Sulcus?
a groove or furrow, especially on the surface of the brain
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What is the difference between the Primary sensory somatic area and the somatic sensory association area?
The first one receives and localizes general sensations , the second area interprets the information and puts it into context with your past experiences