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Anterior/Rostral

- pointing toward the rat's nose

Posterior/Caudal

- direction pointing to rat's tail

Dorsal

- looking up

Ventral

- looking down

Midline

- invisible line running down the middle of nervous system

Medial

- towards midline

Lateral

- away from midline

ipsilateral

- two structures on the same side

contralateral

- opposite sides of midline

Sagittal Section

- splits brain into left and right halves

Horizontal Section

- split into dorsal and ventral parts

Coronal Section

- split into anterior/ posterior parts

Cerebrum

- rostral most an largest part of brain


- split into two hemispheres

Telencephalon

- most anterior vesicle


- 2 bilateral telencephalic vesicles


- 2 cerebral hemispheres


- Gives rise to olfactory bulbs and other structures involved with smell.

Cerebral Cortex

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Basal Ganglia

- Voluntary Movement


- Collection of cells in the basal telencephalon


- Deep in Cerebrum

Diencephalon

- Part of Forebrain


- Vesicle anterior to midbrain but posterior to telencephalon

Thalamus

- Realy info to and from cortex

Hypothalamus

- Homeostasis, feeding, drinking, hormonal control, circadian rhythms

Cerebellum

- movement control center


- ipsilateral control

Brain Stem

- relay info from cerebrum/ cerebellum to spinal cord


- origin of hemispheres and cerebellum


- midbrain


- pons


- medulla


- Controls respiration, BP, HR, sleep


- Areas involved in attention and motivation


- Limited number of cell bodies that project widely: Locus Coeruleus (NE); Raphe Nuclei (5-HT); Substantia Nigra VTA (DA)

Midbrain

- mesencephalon


- behind procephalon


- in brain stem

Pons

- part of hindbrain


- dev from rostral half of hindbrain


- movement in space

Medulla

- part of hindbrain


- dev from caudal half


-sensory functions

Somatic PNS

- All spinal nerves that innervate: skin, joints, and muscles under voluntary control


- cell bodies in spinal cord


Visceral PNS

- ANS


- involuntary


- innervate internal organs, blood vessels, and glands


- bring info of visceral function (pressure and O2 content of blood)

Cranial Nerves

- 12 pairs of nerves


- arise from brain stem


- innervate mostly the head


- part of CNS and Somatic/Visceral PNS,

Meninges

- membranes that protect the brain from bone


- 3 layers

Dura Mater

- outermost of meningies


- leatherlike consistency; tough and inelastic

Arachnoid

- under Dura Mater


- resembles spider web

Pia Mater

- innermost meninge


- adheres close to surface of brain


- separated from arachnoid via fluid filled space


Lateral Ventrical

- Fluid filled space within cerebral hemispheres

Third Ventrical

- fluid filled space at center of diencephalon

Crebral Aqueduct

- Connects rostrally with 3rd ventricle of diencephalon


- narrow CSF channel in brain stem

Fourth Ventricle

- CSF filled


- Continuous with aqueduct

Cerebral Spinal Fluid

- Absorbed by Bv in arachnoid villi

Sulci

- grooves on the surface of the cerebrum

Gyri

- bumps on the surface of cerebrum

Frontal Lobe

- separated from parietal lobes by central sulcas


- motor cortex


- higher cognitive functions

Parietal Lobe

- somatic sensory cortex

Temporal Lobe

- auditory


- speech


- learning


- memory

Occipital Lobe

- visual cortex

Sensory Cortex

- Large sensory representation of lips, hands, face, tongue

Motor Cortex

- Large motor representation of hands, face tongue

Limbic System

- Emotion, learning, and memory

Locus Coeruleus

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Raphe nuclei

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Substantia Nigra

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Spinal Cord

- Carries Sensory info from skin, muscles, and joints


- organizes and modulates motor outflow to muscles


- Modulates Sensory input


- Provides involuntary control


- Spinal Reflexes

Ectoderm

- layer in embryon flat disk


- gives rise to skin and nervous system


Neural Plate

- part of the ectoderm


- gives rise to nervous system

Neural Groove

- formed in the neural plate


- runs anterior/posterior

Neural Tube

- walls of neural groove fuses


- entire CNS dev from neural tube

Neural Crest

- neural ectoderm that is pinched off and lies laterally to the neural tube


- all neurons with cell bodies in the PNS derive from this


- developes in close association with mesoderm

Somites

- mesoderm forms prominent bulges on either side of neural tube


- arises the 33 vertebrae of spinal column and related muscles


Spinal Reflexes

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Corpus Collosum

- formed by axons extending from forebrain