Neurology | Cerebrum: Temporal Lobe Anatomy & Function

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will present on several concepts related to the anatomy and function of the temporal lobe within our cerebral cortex series. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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Temporal lobe- Boundaries- Lateral sulcus Pre occiptal notch... Primary auditory cortex- Conscious awareness of sound... Auditory association area- Meaning or understanding sounds... Wernicke's area- Comprehension of written/ spoken language..... Primary olfactory cortex- Conscious awareness of smell and analysis of smell pattern.... Insula- Gustation Visceral Vestibular sensation....... Primary auditory cortex- Sound waves - Frequency Pitch Localisation..... Inner ear CN 08 Cochlea nuclei- C/L trapezoid body THALAMUS medial geniculate nucleus Primary auditory cortex..... Lesion- C/L loss of sound stimulus..... Auditory association cortex- Sounds CN 08 C/L primary auditory cortex Auditory association area Analysis and recognize the sound..... Wernicke's area- Visual primary cortex and auditory cortex.. Wernicke's area ARCUATE fasciulus Broca's area Speech production.... Sound stimulus- Pitch Tone Frequency Amplitude Location Auditory cortex Visual stimulus Facial expressions Visual cortex Wernicke's area Broca's area....... Wernicke's aphasia- Stroke Middle cerebral artery Comprehensive is not intact No fluent speech Receptive aphasia.... Primary olfactory cortex- Odorant. Olfactory receptor Olfactory epithelium Olfactory nerve Olfactory bulb Olfactory tract Striae Orbitofrontal cortex... Lateral olfactory cortex- Primary olfactory cortex Conscious awareness of smell Association area Store analysis. Limbic system amygdala...... Insular cortex- 5 th cerebral cortex lobe.. Visceral sensation- Heart Lungs Git.. Vestibular sensation- Equilibrium.... Taste sensation- Differentiate smell NTS Insula.... Thank you sir

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[@Das644]

I think on the primary auditory cortex he meant to say, frequency, amplitude(loudness) and localisation because pitch and frequency are the same thing.

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First of all huge thanks to Zach for taking the time to make each and every point clear. These videos have been my bread and butter since day 1. A slight confusion in this video which i noticed today while revisiting this It is written that the signal from the olfactory bulb reaches the primary olfactory cortex via lateral olfactory striae whereas at 32:20 you explain that its via medial olfactory striae. I know it doesnt matter as it is a very very minute detail but any clarification on this would be helpful. And again i cannot tell you how much i love your videos. Sadly i am not earning yet, so i spent all my pocket money savings to donate to your channel for a month. Will donate more when i start earning.

[@kennethgarcia25]

The sensation of a frequency is commonly referred to as the pitch of a sound. A high pitch sound corresponds to a high frequency sound wave and a low pitch sound corresponds to a low frequency sound wave.

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Thnx for making my neurology easy

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Nice 🌹🌹🌹 Iam secend year medical Student from sudan... I wish to be good docter like you!

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Woooow , I'm speechless 😶😮.that was sooooooo goooooooood❤

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Please add occipital lobe video. Your lectures are superb.

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Awesome..... Thanks doc.Zak

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Thank youuu as always!!

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really help my neuro anatomy

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You deserve more 💝

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28:37 Best illustration of the poop period

[@mohankrishnan9825]

As usual great video . One small clarification though , why not mention about further details about medial temporal lobe ( hippocampus,entorhinal cortex etc ) and it's role in memory and emotion.

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Thank you so much for this amazing video ♡ .. I just have one question sir.. about warnicke's aphasia, when you said that patients that recoverded said that they werent able to understand anything when they were sick .. Does this mean that wernick's aphasia patients are actually unaware about their disease? Or is it just a misunderstanding coming from me?

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[@enzobgi]

As a musician i have a question concerning Primary Auditory cortex. You mentioned it is in charge of frequency pitch and localisation. When you mean frequency, are you meaning the actual fréquence of the sound wave ? (Which is synonymous to pitch actually) or how frequent the sound may appears in the environment ? Thanks a lot for your lessons ! 😊

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Do you have the brodmann areas for the cortices?

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9:50 Pitch of sound is equal to frequency of sound? Should it be amplitude of sound?

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Wernicke area receives impulses from primary cortex or association cortex??

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