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34 Cards in this Set

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medulla oblongata
basics: heart rate, breathing, cardiovascular, vomiting center balance & pressure
pons
sleep regulation, vigilance, level of attentiveness, maybe mood
cerebellum
configures mov't, rapid serial mov't, balance & orientation, maybe learning mood, music learning
midbrain
peripheral vision, coordinates visual and motor info for rxn, pain modulation, org of mov't in mechanical fashion
superior colliculi
vision
inferior colliculi
auditory
PAG--Periaqueductal grey area
species-specific behavior, pain modulation (opiods)
reticular formations
levels of arousal/attention; averages info from lots of places; RAS--reticular activating system modulates level of arousal/relaxation
red nuclei
mov't (esp 4-legged), some programs for motor coordination here, send motor info from cortex and cerebellum to spinal cord
substantia nigra
produce dopamine, send to basal ganglia
thalamus
relay station
hypothalamus
master of autonomic n.s., regulation and homeostasis
pituitary gland
master gland, adenohypophysis and neurohypophysis
basal ganglia
ballistic mov't coordinated w/forebrain, midbrain, and cerebellum, rote learning, depression, maybe food intake; striatum and globus pallidus
striatum
caudal nucleus, putamen
limbic structures
emotional responses
amygdala
emotions, fear
hippocampus
nativation, memory
fornix
connects hippo and mammillary bodies
mamillary bodies
part of hypothalamus
prefrontal cortex
ethics, thinking, inhibition
cingulate gyrus
part of limbic system
descartes
reflex arc, dualism
flourens
localization/lateralization
gall
phrenology--functional localization
broca
non-fluent aphasia
wernicke
fluent aphasia
fritsch and hitzig
brain stimulation--contralateral
golgi
silver stain; neurons are connected
ramon y cajal
neuron theory; must be a gap
galvani
electrical impulse
volta
2 unlike metals
muller
doctrine of specific energies; it's where the nerve goes that matters
sperry & gazzaniga
split-brain patients