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Main output of the limbic stem which is connected to the pituitary (thus blood circulation & ANS

Hypothalamus

4 functions of limbic system

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1. Homeostatic functions (Hypothalamus)


2. Olfaction (olfactory cortex)


3. Memory (hippocampus)


4. Emotions& drives (amygdala)

Empathy for others (even depression) from what structure of limbic system?

Anterior cingulate gyrus

Hemostasis, initiation of stress, hunger, hormones, ANS from what structure of limbic system?

Hypothalamus & mammillary bodies

2 structures close to each other than closely connect memory and emotions

Amygdala and hippocampus

Motivation and initiation from what structure of limbic system?

Septal nuclei

Social intelligence, regulate emotions, appropriate sexual behavior from what structure of limbic system?

Prefrontal cortex

Addiction circuit from what structures of limbic system?

1. Ventral tegmental area & 2.nucleus accumbens

Release of stress hormones & endorphins from what structure of limbic system?

Hypothalamus (b/c works with pituitary gland)

Pleasure rewards reinforcement from what structure of limbic system?

Septal nuclei

Output from limbic system comes from what 2 structures?

Hypothalamus and septum

2 main inputs to limbic system?

??

Diseases due to abnormal amygdala

Anxiety, PTSD (increased).


decreased: schizophrenia, Alzheimer's, Autism,


bipolar

What structure inhibits the amygdala and thus inhibits aggression?

Septum

During SLEEP, what structure aids the hippocampus in creatimg LONG TERM memories (by taking info to other cerebral area- especially frontal lobes)?

Parahippocampal gyrus

region of frontal cortex involved with processing emotions & rewards.

Ventromedial

region of frontal cortex involved with behavior and personality (and impulsive & inappropriate if lesions)

Orbitofrontal

region of frontal cortex involved with apathy, lack of emotional display, & being lazy?

Dorsolateral

2 types of declaritive (explicit) memory

1. Episodic -hapened to you


2. Semantic - fact you learned