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The Limbic System. Neuro Quiz. Identify the correct question. Click to Play!.  Michael McKeough 2008. Limbic System Neuro Quiz. Click category value to begin. Click to reveal the question. Anatomy 100. Limbic structures are found at these levels of the neuraxis. .

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  1. The Limbic System Neuro Quiz Identify the correct question Click to Play!  Michael McKeough 2008

  2. Limbic SystemNeuro Quiz Click category value to begin.

  3. Click to reveal the question Anatomy 100 • Limbic structures are found at these levels of the neuraxis. What are the cerebral cortex and midbrain? Return to Game Board

  4. Click to reveal the question Anatomy 200 • This limbic structure is located in the temporal lobe and performs the limbic function in memory. What is the hippocampus? Return to Game Board

  5. Click to reveal the question Anatomy 300 • This myelinated structure projects between the hippocampus and mammillary body. What is the fornix? Return to Game Board

  6. Click to reveal the question Anatomy 400 • This nucleus is the primary thalamic relay center for limbic information destined for the cortex. What is the anterior nucleus? Return to Game Board

  7. Click to reveal the question Anatomy 500 • This gyrus contains the primary cortical projection area for the limbic system. What is the cingulate gyrus? Return to Game Board

  8. Click to reveal the question Stimulation Effects 100 • In humans, these are the effect of stimulating the pleasure center. What are “feeling good” or “brightening your attitude”? Return to Game Board

  9. Click to reveal the question Stimulation Effects 200 • In humans, these are the effects of stimulating the pain center. What are fear orterror? Return to Game Board

  10. Click to reveal the question Stimulation Effects 300 • These are the somatic motor effects of limbic stimulation. • What are: • acquiring and eating food (sniffing, licking, chewing, swallowing) • grooming and goal-seeking • attack and defense (snarling, clawing, posturing)? Return to Game Board

  11. Click to reveal the question Stimulation Effects 400 • These are the sensory effects of limbic stimulation. • What are: • olfactory sensations (unpleasant odors) • vertigo • visceral sensations from the abdomen • pain and pleasure? Return to Game Board

  12. Click to reveal the question Stimulation Effects 500 These are the autonomic effects of limbic stimulation. • What are changes in: • heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure • activity of the gastrointestinal tract • many hormone levels in the blood? Return to Game Board

  13. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous I 100 • Changes in long-term memory are associated with these synaptic changes. • What are: • hypertrophy • increasing synaptic effectiveness • increasing number of synapses? Return to Game Board

  14. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous I 200 • This circuit was the first to describe the relationship between the components of the limbic system. What is Papez’s circuit? Return to Game Board

  15. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous I 300 • This radical surgical procedure has been used to control violent, antisocial behavior. What is a frontal lobotomy? Return to Game Board

  16. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous I 400 • The hippocampus performs this function in memory. What is consolidation (active processing of information from short-term to long-term memory)? Return to Game Board

  17. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous I 500 • Schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, and depression and mania are associated with this limbic disorder. What is hyperactivity? Return to Game Board

  18. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous II 100 • Memory consists of these stages. What are short-term and long-term? Return to Game Board

  19. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous II200 • These are the functions of the limbic system. What are learning, memory, emotion, and drive? Return to Game Board

  20. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous II300 • This is the region of the frontal lobe associated with the limbic system. What is the septum? Return to Game Board

  21. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous II400 • This type of behavior is associated with the septum. What is aggressive or defensive behavior? Return to Game Board

  22. Click to reveal the question Miscellaneous II500 • This is the function of the amygdala. What is linking emotional and motivational responses to external stimuli? Return to Game Board

  23. Click to reveal the question Clinical Aspects 100 • This emotional condition is produced by bilateral lesions of the frontal lobe. What is apathy? Return to Game Board

  24. Click to reveal the question Clinical Aspects 200 • This radical surgical procedure has been performed to control violent, antisocial behavior. What is a frontal lobotomy? Return to Game Board

  25. Click to reveal the question Clinical Aspects 300 • This memory condition is produced by bilateral lesion of the hippocampus. What is anterograde amnesia? Return to Game Board

  26. Click to reveal the question Clinical Aspects 400 This disorder of thought is associated with hyperactivity in the limbic system. What is schizophrenia? Return to Game Board

  27. Click to reveal the question Clinical Aspects 500 • Bilateral lesions of the parahippocampal or occipitotemporal gyri can produce this condition. What is Kluver-Bucy syndrome? Return to Game Board

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