Neuro=Review Test 2

_____ loops are reciprocal feedback loops that play some role in amplifying or modulating cortical activity.

Patients with lesions in V1 may still be able to _____ but may not be able to _____.

Which visual function is the purpose of the dorsal stream regions?

The ability to point to a touched area of the body without actually being able to feel the touch at a conscious level:

The role of the dorsal stream is:

The binding problem focuses on how the brain ties single and varied _____& _____ events together into a whole

The ability of one cortical area to influence another from which it receives input is referred to as:

Behavior can be influenced at multiple levels, from spinal cord to the brainstem to subcortical structures to the cortex

The supramarginal gyrus and angular gyrus make up the:

What is the name of the groove #9 is pointing to in the diagram?

The regions of cytochrome-rich areas in the occipital lobe are referred to as:

After a stroke, a Pt has difficulty recognizing faces and impairment in his left field of vision. Where is the damage?

Which structure does NOT appear to receive significant cortical input from the parietal lobe?

The two-point discrimination test would be MOST sensitive to damage to the:

Which lobe is #3 pointing to in the diagram?

Alexia can be considered to be due to:

Ongoing sensory information is signaled by _____ somatosensory receptors from the _____ root gang

Diencephalic animal has separated the ____ from the ____ and all lower parts of the hierarchy

A cat that is able to walk into a room full of monkeys would be exhibiting a diminished __ response with amygdala gone

Humans have no difficulty identifying an object they have previously interacted w/ only thru touch. How is this done?