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Self Assessment 5

Jonathan Gunn 13 questions Updated 9 May 2019

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  1. 12-6: Theories of Working Memory
    (a) imagination (b) memory field (c) phonological loop (d) short-term memory
    2. 11th c. Avicenna, inner sense. [blank_start]imagination[blank_end]
    3. 1968 Atkinson-Shiffrin, gateway to long-term memory. [blank_start]short-term memory[blank_end]
    4. 1971 Fuster-Alexander, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex neurons. [blank_start]memory field[blank_end]
    5. 1974 Baddeley-Hitch, auditory rehearsal. [blank_start]phonological loop[blank_end]
    6. 1982 Kojima-Goldman-Rakic, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex neurons. [blank_start]memory field[blank_end]
    1. Aimagination
    2. Bshort-term memory
    3. Cmemory field
    4. Dphonological loop
    5. Ememory field
  2. 27-9. Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex
    (a) BA4 (b) BA9 (c) BA17 (d) BA46
    7. Area important newly learned or externally cued behavior. [blank_start]BA46[blank_end]
    8. Area important in well learned or internally cued behavior. [blank_start]BA9[blank_end]
    9. Area important in visual object recognition. [blank_start]BA17[blank_end]
    1. ABA46
    2. BBA9
    3. CBA17
  3. 310-13. Cortex-Striatum-Pallidum
    (a) caudoputamen (b) nucleus accumben (c) lateral septal complex (d) amygdala central nucleus
    Image for question 3
    1. Acaudoputamen
    2. Bnucleus accumben
    3. Clateral septal complex
    4. Damygdala central nucleus
  4. 414-17. Kluver-Bucy Syndrome (True/False)
    14. A result of bilateral injury of the parietal lobe. [blank_start]False[blank_end]
    15. Animals more aggressive, patients more belligerent. [blank_start]False[blank_end]
    16. Patients more reliant on visual and auditory cues. [blank_start]False[blank_end]
    17. Treated surgically by removing both amygdalae. [blank_start]False[blank_end]
    1. AFalse
    2. BFalse
    3. CFalse
    4. DFalse
  5. 518-23. Autonomic Nervous System
    (a) sympathetic (b) parasympathetic (c) both (d) neither
    18. Dilates the pupils. [blank_start]sympathetic[blank_end]
    19. Stimulates salivation. [blank_start]parasympathetic[blank_end]
    20. Relaxes airways. [blank_start]sympathetic[blank_end]
    21. Slows the heart rate. [blank_start]parasympathetic[blank_end]
    22. Stimulates digestion. [blank_start]parasympathetic[blank_end]
    23. Relaxes the bladder. [blank_start]both[blank_end]
    1. Asympathetic
    2. Bparasympathetic
    3. Csympathetic
    4. Dparasympathetic
    5. Eparasympathetic
    6. Fboth
  6. 624-27. Learned Fear
    (a) CR (b) CS (c) UR (d) US
    24. Light or tone. [blank_start]CS[blank_end]
    25. Electric shock. [blank_start]US[blank_end]
    26. Piloerection after electric shock. [blank_start]UR[blank_end]
    27. Freezing to light after light-shock pairing. [blank_start]CR[blank_end]
    1. ACS
    2. BUS
    3. CUR
    4. DCR
  7. 728-33. Urbach-Wiethe Disease (True/False)
    28. Patients lack CR after light-shock pairing. [blank_start]true[blank_end]
    29. Patients aware CS predicts US. [blank_start]true[blank_end]
    30. Patients fail to recognize fear in facial expressions. [blank_start]true[blank_end]
    31. Patients recognize familiar faces. [blank_start]true[blank_end]
    32. Patients have larger fear-potentiated startle reflex. [blank_start]false[blank_end]
    33. Autosomal recessive mutation in ECM1. [blank_start]true[blank_end]
    1. Atrue
    2. Btrue
    3. Ctrue
    4. Dtrue
    5. Efalse
    6. Ftrue
  8. 834-39. Limbic Cortex
    (a) amygdala (b) cingulate (c) entorhinal (d) hippocampus (e) olfactory (f) orbital    Image for question 8
    1. Acingulate
    2. Bentorhinal
    3. Chippocampus
    4. Damygdala
    5. Eolfactory
    6. Forbital
  9. 940-47. Hippocampal Area
    (a) CA1 (b) CA3 (c) granule neuron (d) fornix (e) perforant pathway (f) dentate gyrus (g) hippocampus (h) subiculum    Image for question 9
    1. Ahippocampus
    2. Bsubiculum
    3. Cperforant pathway
    4. Ddentate gyrus
    5. ECA1
    6. FCA3
    7. Ggranule neuron
    8. Hfornix
  10. 1048. Entorhinal cortex neurons are tuned to
    1. A(a) grid
    2. B(b) heading
    3. C(c) place

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Human Brain (Human Brain) Quiz on Self Assessment 5, created by Jonathan Gunn on 05/05/2019.
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