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Neuroscience Quiz 1

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The study of the nervous system and how it develops, how it is organized, and how it functions Neuroscience
During the prehistoric time people believed the brain is______ Vital to life
During the prehistoric times ____ were performed as a means of ____ skull surgeries healing
_____ was aware of brain damage symptoms Ancient Egypt
Ancient egypt believed Heart = Soul and memories
Upon death Ancient Egpyt discarded___ brain
Hyppocrites and Aristotle were the first two to correlate structure with ___ the nervous system Function
Hyppocrites believed the ____ was the seat of intelligence and is involved in _____ Brain sensation
Aritstotle believed the ____ was the center of intellect and that the ____ worked as a radiator/cooler Heart brain
____ deduced functions of the brain based on the structure of the cerebrum and cerebellum Galen
Galen put forth a model for brain function that began ___ ________ ____ Fluid mechanical theory
Galen was one of the earliest scientists to perform signifigant ____ ___ to study _____ _____ Animal dissection comparative anatomy
The softer part of brain Cerebrum
The firmer part of brain Cerebellum
Galen believed the _____ was responsible for recieving sensations Cerebrum
Galen believed the ____ was resonsible for motor skills Cerebellum
___ discovered fluid in ventricles Galen
According to the Fluid Mechanical Theory, it was believed that the _____ of fluid is what helps the brain _____ and control movement of different parts of the body. Movement function
The cerebral spinal fluid is very important for bringing in ______ and ____ and removing ______ Nutrients oxygen waste
______ believed that fuid mechanical theory could explain animalistic functions Descartes
_____ believed in the distinction between the body and the soul known as _____ Descartes dualism
During the Rennaissance people started to look at two parts of the brain know as White and grey matter
______ ____ connects the brain and spinal cord to nerves White matter
_____ _____ recieves information from the periphery through interation (does the processing) Grey matter
The _____ is the hill like area of tissue Gyrus
The ____ is the valley like area of tissue Suclus
An especially deep suclus Fissure
By the ___ century it was understood: nerve as wires, electrical phenomena, nervous system can generate electricity 19
Dorsal and ventral roots carry information in opposite directions Bell-Magendie Law
____ root = Sensory info in Dorsal
____ root = motor info out Ventral
____ _____ _____ believed bumps on the head reflect brain surface and personality triats. This is known as _____ Franz Joseph Gall phrenology
____ experimental ablation method (took out peices of brain to study the effects it has on subject) Marie Jean Pierre Flourens
____ _____ discovered brocas area involved in speaking (due to examining an ill patient) Paul Broca
____ _____'s theory of natural selection helped to explain the growth and development of the brain Charles Darwin
____ _____ proposed the cell theory.... (ALL TISSUES ARE COMPOSED OF CELLS) Theodor Schwann
____ _____ identified the major parts of the ______ and predicted the communication and interaction between the axon and dendrites. Otto Deiters neuron
Neuroscience today uses the _____ _____ where we look at smaller levels of analysis such as Molecular Cellular Systems Behavioral and Cognitive Reductionist approach
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