NEUR305 Exam 1 UMD
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1. What are homotopic areas in corresponding locations in the two cerebral hemispheres.
brain regions
2. if a split brain patient point to object using her left hand
is shown an object in
left visual field, she will
be able to correctly in-
dicate what she saw if
she is asked to
3. Studies of the produc- both hemispheres; only the left
tion of facial expres-
sions suggest that al-
though ______can gen-
erate spontaneous fa-
cial expressions, ______
can generate voluntary
facial expressions
4. The phenomenon of global shapes are extracted before local shapes
global precedence
(Navon
) is that when hierar-
chially structered stim-
uli are present
5. A split-brain patient is "I was drawing a clock"
presented with instruc-
tuions in left visual field
to draw circle, Exper-
imenter verbally asks
why they drew a circle
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6. Left hemisphere reading, written language, spoken language, number skills, and reason-
ing
7. Right hemisphere creativity, big picture, spatial, emotional prosody
8. Partial split and anteri- anterior region can transfer semantic information about the stimulus ("I
or region of corpus cal- have a picture in mind but cant say it"
losum
9. Wada test Demonstration of hemispheric specialization in language. i.e. hand par-
ticipant spoon in left hand, they say "IDK what you gave me," left hand
can point to object they recieved
10. Each hemisphere con- Contralateral
trols muscles on the
________ side of the
body
11. Cross-cuing Both hemispheres can guide proximal muscles of ipsilateral side of body
(facial musculature is innervated biolaterally)
12. Bells Palsy affects facial nerve, only contralateral side affected, lower face division
13. Ischemic Stroke if stroke affects cortex, forehead typically not affected as contralateral
hemisphere can control upper facial muscles
14. Block design test Right hand/left hemisphere: unable to duplicate pattern
Left hand/right hemisphere: correctly duplicate pattern
15. Asymmetries of two Right: Habenula is much larger, more frontal volume, more prominent
hemispheres sylvian fissure
Left: Planum temporale is larger
16. Homotopic going to same area on opposite side of brain
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1. What are homotopic areas in corresponding locations in the two cerebral hemispheres.
brain regions
2. if a split brain patient point to object using her left hand
is shown an object in
left visual field, she will
be able to correctly in-
dicate what she saw if
she is asked to
3. Studies of the produc- both hemispheres; only the left
tion of facial expres-
sions suggest that al-
though ______can gen-
erate spontaneous fa-
cial expressions, ______
can generate voluntary
facial expressions
4. The phenomenon of global shapes are extracted before local shapes
global precedence
(Navon
) is that when hierar-
chially structered stim-
uli are present
5. A split-brain patient is "I was drawing a clock"
presented with instruc-
tuions in left visual field
to draw circle, Exper-
imenter verbally asks
why they drew a circle
1/9
, NEUR305 Exam 1 UMD
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_fmso28
6. Left hemisphere reading, written language, spoken language, number skills, and reason-
ing
7. Right hemisphere creativity, big picture, spatial, emotional prosody
8. Partial split and anteri- anterior region can transfer semantic information about the stimulus ("I
or region of corpus cal- have a picture in mind but cant say it"
losum
9. Wada test Demonstration of hemispheric specialization in language. i.e. hand par-
ticipant spoon in left hand, they say "IDK what you gave me," left hand
can point to object they recieved
10. Each hemisphere con- Contralateral
trols muscles on the
________ side of the
body
11. Cross-cuing Both hemispheres can guide proximal muscles of ipsilateral side of body
(facial musculature is innervated biolaterally)
12. Bells Palsy affects facial nerve, only contralateral side affected, lower face division
13. Ischemic Stroke if stroke affects cortex, forehead typically not affected as contralateral
hemisphere can control upper facial muscles
14. Block design test Right hand/left hemisphere: unable to duplicate pattern
Left hand/right hemisphere: correctly duplicate pattern
15. Asymmetries of two Right: Habenula is much larger, more frontal volume, more prominent
hemispheres sylvian fissure
Left: Planum temporale is larger
16. Homotopic going to same area on opposite side of brain
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