QUESTION 22 "Mixing up" actions (e.g. showering after getting dressed) is a known consequence of damage to the prefrontal cortex. inferior parietal cortex primary somatosensory cortex. primary motor cortex.
QUESTION 22 "Mixing up" actions (e.g. showering after getting dressed) is a known consequence of damage to the prefrontal cortex. inferior parietal cortex primary somatosensory cortex. primary motor cortex.
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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 20
Which of the following correctly depicts the direct loop of the basal ganglia circuitry?
dorsal striatum-> GPI->subthalamic nucleus-> GPe-> VLo thalamic nucleus --> motor cortex
dorsal striatum -> GPe->subthalamic nucleus-> GPI-> VLothalamic nucleus --> motor cortex
Odorsal striatum-> GPe->VLo thalamic nucleus-> motor cortex
dorsal striatum-> GPI VLO thalamic nucleus-> motor cortex
QUESTION 21
Long-term potentiation (LTP) in the hippocampus has been particularly well-studied in axons called the
an area called
perforant pathway; CA1
Operforant pathway: CA3
Schaffer collaterals: CA1.
Schaffer collaterals: CA3
which synapse onto neurons in
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 22
"Mixing up" actions (e.g. showering after getting dressed) is a known consequence of damage to the
prefrontal cortex.
O inferior parietal cortex
primary somatosensory cortex.
primary motor cortex.
QUESTION 23
High-frequency stimulation of Schaffer collaterals causes sodium ions to enter CA1 neurons through AMPA-type glutamate receptor channels. The NMDA-type receptor
channels are initially closed because they are blocked by
Ocalcium ions
copper ions
potassium ions
Omagnesium ions
QUESTION 24
Which of these is thought to be critical for consolidation of long-term memories?
sleep
exercise
carbohydrates
caffeine
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