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Acetylcholine

(excites) involved in muscle action, learning and memory; too low causes Alzheimers

Dopamine

(inhibitor) controls voluntary movement, affects sleep, mood, attention, learning and ability to recog. rewarding experiences (out going); too low Parkinsons, too high schzophrenia

Norepinephrine

(excites and inhibits) moods; too low bipolar

Serotonin

(excites) regulates sleep, mood, attention; low levels is depression

GABA

low levels causes anxiety

Endorphines

natural opiates; pleasure not pain

Central Nervous System

Brain and spinal cord

Peripheral

Somatic and Autonomic

Somatic

pain and temp and motor nerves; tell muscles what to do

Autonomic

internal organs; breathing, heart rate, digestion; Sympathetic and Parasympathetic

Sympathetic

fight or flight

Parasympathetic

Calms/ deactivates/ puts back into balance

Medulla

(tampon of brain) life functions/keeps you alive/ heart rate/ breathing

Pons

sleep/arousal/attention/concentration (ADD/ADHD)

Cerebellum

fine motor coordinator/ repetitive movement

Reticular Formation

sleep and waking cycles

Corpus Callosom

connects both hemispheres

Thalamus

master relay station/telephone

Hypothalamus

your drives (hunger/sex/thirst)

Hippocampus

memory

Limpic System

thalamus, hypothalamus, hippocampus, amygdala;

Amygdala

strong emotions (anger, etc)

4 F's

fight, flight, food, SEX

Occipital

visual cortex/ vision

Temporal

auditory cortex/ memory

Frontal

who you are/ logic & reasoning

Parietal

sensations/feeling things/ where you are in space

Motor cortex

voluntary movement, just behind frontal lobe

Somatosensory cortex

body sensations, front of parietal lobe

Association cortex

thinking and problem solving