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23 Cards in this Set

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Peripheral Nervous System
Spinal and Facial Nerves
Sensory, tongue, ears etc into spine/brain
Goes to skeletal muscles to drive
voluntary actions
Motor and Sensory
Autonomic nervous system
Parasympathetic and Sympathetic
Parasympathetic
Calms body, relaxes, slows heartbeat: causes urination, digestion, defocation
Sympathetic
Mobilizes body for energy, increases heart rate, inhibits digestion - fight or flight
CNS
Contains brain and spinal cord
- Sensory nerves enter via dorsal horn
-Motor nerves exit via ventral horn
Lateral Ventricles
Empty spaces, not actual structures in the brain - 2
3rd Ventricle
Beneath and between the lateral ventricles
4th ventricle
Bottom, toward brain stem medulla
Meninges, 4 Layers
2 X Dura Mater, First layer hugs the subcutaneous fat and attaches to the second layer, the second layer attaches to the arachnoid mater
Brain stem
Contains pons and medulla, opposite each other
Cerebellum
Big circles, on each side
-Functional for fine motor control
Thalamus
Center, larger than hypothalamus
-Main relay for sensory information and motor commands
Hypothalamus
Below thalamus
-Main source of hormonal regulation and release
-Releases neuroendocrine: used for regulation of hunger, thirst, sex
Limbic System
Major system for emotion and memory
-Wraps down thalamus and into temporal lobe
-Contains: Cingulate cortex
-Fornix
-Hippocampus
-Amygdala
-Mammilary bodies
-Linked together like a circuit
Hippocampus
Crucial for memory
Amygdala
Crucial for emotion
Basal Ganglia (in limbic system)
Important for action and thought
Neocortex (essentially entire brain grey and white matter)
Contains:

-Frontal
-Parietal
-Temporal
-Ocipital
Contains:

-Frontal
-Parietal
-Temporal
-Ocipital
Frontal Lobe
Planning and executive function
Parietal Lobe
Sensory integration and comprehending space
Temporal Lobe
Memory and Language
Occipital Lobe
Vison
Corpus Callosum
Connects both hemispheres of the brain