Cerebral Cortex Gross Anatomy

Which of the following is not a frontal lobe function

• Personality

• Decision Making

• Primary Motor Cortex

• Spacial Awareness

What is the parietal lobe's function? (select that all apply)

• Primary Sensory Cortex

• Spatial Awareness

• Memory

• Vision

Right Cerebral Hemisphere has these functions. (select all that apply)

• Visual-Spatial analysis

• skilled motor formulation

• Findings one's way by overall sense of spatial orientation

• ability to estimate quantity and to correctly line up columns of numbers on the page

The left hemisphere has these functions. (select all that apply)

• Sequential and analytical calculating skills

• Following a set of written directions in sequence

• untrained musicians, and for complex musical

• Prosody

What is the correct pathway to the primary somatosensory cortex from the stimulus.

• Stimulus -> Dorsal column -> Dorsal Root Ganglion -> Thalamus -> Primary Sensory Cortex

• Stimulus -> Thalamus -> Dorsal Root Ganglion -> Dorsal Column nuclei -> Primary Somatosensory cortex

• Stimulus -> Dorsal root ganglion -> Dorsal Column nuclei -> Thalamus -> Primary Somatosensory cortex

How many layers are in the cerebral cortex?

• 3

• 10

• 6

• 12

What gyrus is associated with Brodmann's Area: 4

• Precentral Gyrus

• Postcentral Gyrus

• Angular Gyrus

• Superior Temporal Gyrus

What Gyrus is associated with Brodmann's Area: 17. (Select all that apply)

• Lingual Gyrus

• Cuneus Gyrus

• Banks of Calcarine Fissure

• Superior Temporal Gyrus

What Gyrus is associated with Brodmann's Area: 41 & 42

• Lingual Gyrus

• Supramarginal Gyrus

• Superior Temporal Gyrus

• Superior Transverse Temporal Gyri

What Gyrus is Associated with Brodmann's Area: 3, 2, & 1

• Precentral Gyrus

• Angular Gyrus

• Postcentral Gyrus

• Frontal Gyri