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Sensory neuron

Carry sensory information from receptors to the central nervous system

Motor neurons

Transmit commands from the brain to the body

Interneurons

Connect other neurons together

Parts of a neouron

Cell body,


Dendrites,


Axon.(carries info between)

Resting potential

Polarised with negative charge inside the cell and positive outside

Neurons

Graded potentials

When one neuron is excited by another the voltage spreads and it is depolarised or hyperpolarised

Action potential

Firing of a neuron, or a nerve impulse

Neurotransmitters

Inside the terminal buttons things like glutamine and dopamine are released and bind with receptors to transmit information

Spinal cord

Carries out reflexes and transmits info back and forth

Medulla oblongata

Controls vital functions such as air and blood supply and links spinal cord to brain. Found in the hindbrain

Cerebellum

Part of the brain involved in Movement, learning and sensory discrimination (hindbrain)

Reticular formation

Part of the brain involved in consciousness and arousal (hindbrain)

Parts of the hindbrain

Medulla


Cerebellum


Reticular formation

Parts of the midbrain

Tectum and tegmentum. This section helps us learn to approach or avoid stimuli to do with reward or punishment

Tectum

Part of the brain involved in orienting you to visual and auditory stimuli (midbrain)

Tegmentum

Part of the brain involved in Movement and arousal

Parts of the forebrain

Thalamus and hypothalamus


Subcortical structures:


Limbic system has the hippocampus (memory) septal area and amidgdala (pain pleasure and emotions)


Basal ganglia (movement and automatic response

Thalamus and hypothalamus

Processes info and sends it to higher brain centers. Regulates eating sleeping and emotions

Subcortical structures

Limbic system


Basal ganglia

Limbic system

Hippocampus - memory commital


Septal area and amagdala - pain pleasure and emotions

Basal ganglia

Movement and automatic responses (forebrain)

Occipital lobes

Part of the cerebral cortex associated with vision

Parietal lobes

Part of the cerebral cortex associated with touch and movement

Frontal lobe

Versatile Part of the cerebral cortex associated with things like social skills and abstract thinking

Temporal lobe

Part of the cerebral cortex associated with hearing language and sight

Left field of vision is processed by?

The right hemisphere

Function of the left hemisphere

Verbal

Function of the right hemisphere

Non linguistic