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Anatomy and Physiology of Cerebral Cortex

front 1

Name the location/function of Broca's Area

back 1

Frontal lobe (usually left cerebral hemisphere); Directs muscles in involved with speech production

front 2

Name the location/function of Brodman's Area

back 2

Occipital Cortex; Integrating center for vision

front 3

What is the name and function of this area of the cortex?

back 3

Wernicke's Area; Understanding speech

front 4

What function is the occipital lobe associated with?

back 4

Visual Recognition

front 5

What function is the temporal lobe associated with?

back 5

Auditory Recognition

front 6

Where is the primary motor cortex located and what is its function?

back 6

In the precentral gyrus (both hemispheres); Control of precise, voluntary movements

front 7

Where is the premotor cortex located and what is its function?

back 7

Just anterior to the primary motor cortex; Controls learned motor skills (typing, playing instrument, etc.)

front 8

Where is the primary somatosensory cortex located and what is its function?

back 8

In the postcentral gyrus; Spatial discrimination (location of body in space)

front 9

Where is the somatosensory association cortex and what is its function?

back 9

Just posterior to the postcentrsl gyrus; To integrate sensory input (tempature,pressure, etc.)

front 10

Where is the visual association area?

back 10

Covers most of the occipital lobe

front 11

Where is the primary auditory cortex?

back 11

Covering most of the temporal lobe

front 12

Where is the primary olfactory cortex?

back 12

Medial aspect of temporal lobe (called piriform lobe)