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gyri

elevated ridges of brain

sulci

shallow grooves of brain

fissures

deeper grooves of brain

grey matter

neuronal cell bodies, composes cortex and internal nuclei

white matter

deeper tissue below cortex, composed of myelinated fiber tracts

longitudinal fissure

divides left and right hemispheres

central sulcus

single deep frontal fissure that separates frontal lobes from parietal lobes

lateral sulcus

fissure that divides temporal lobe from parietal lobe

pre central gyrus

primary motor cortex; ridge found in frontal lobe anterior to central sulcus; responsible for voluntary movement of skeletal musc

post central gyrus

primary somatosensory area; found in parietal lobe posterior to central sulcus

frontal lobe

motor

parietal

sensory

temporal

hearing and smell

occipital

vision

olfactory bulbs


(location and func)

part of diencephalon


input for smell

olfactory tracts

part of diencephalon


send olfactory info to temporal lobe

optic nerves

part of diencephalon


sends info from retina to brain

optic chiasm

part of diencephalon


where the fibers of the optic nerves cross

optic tracts

part of diencephalon


send visual info back to occipital lobe

infundibulum

part of diencephalon


stalk of pituitary gland

mammilary bodies

part of diencephalon


located inferior to optic chiasma

cerebral peduncles

midbrain


fiber tracts connecting brain to lower CNS- motor

pons

brainstem


moto and sensory fiber tracts connecting brain to lower CNS

medulla oblongata

brainstem


fiber tracts (pyramids) that run from motor areas of the cerebrum to spinal cord; houses ANS center (controls HR, BP, resp)

decussation of pyramids

brainstem


crossover point for the tracts passing thru the medulla

cerebellum

projects dorsally from under the occipital lobe


composed of 2 hemispheres which are convoluted

corpora quadrigemina

located on post. portion of the midbrain


four prominences: 2 superior colliculi and 2 inferior colliculi

superior colliculi

visual reflext center

inferior colliculi

auditory reflex center

spinal cord

originates from medulla oblongata

cranial nerves

12 pairs (part of PNS)


serve head and neck (except vagus which extends to viscera)


all except first 2 arise from brain stem