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15 Cards in this Set
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this part of the brain contains the neuronal circuits for the eating, breathing, and locomotive functions required for survival
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The hindbrain, consisting of the midbrain, medulla, pons and cerebellum
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what does the forbrain consist of?
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the diencephalon, which comprises the thalamus, subthalamus and hypothalamus and the telencephalon
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this structure is a motor pathway composed of corticospinal tracts that sit between the lentiform nucleus and the thalamus
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the internal capsule
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the cerebral structures are outgrowths of this structure
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the diencephalon
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this lobe has the primary auditory cortex and is involved in long-term memory recall and learning
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temporal lobe
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the neuro network that connects the two hemispheres
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the corpus callosum
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this opening connects the lateral ventricles with the 3rd ventricle
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Foramen of Monroe or Interventricular foramen
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where is the limbic system?
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in the medial aspect of the cerebrum surrounding the connection between the lateral and 3rd ventricles
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which nerves arise from the medulla?
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9-12
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which nerves arise from the Pons?
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5-8
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which nerves arise from the midbrain?
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3-4
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the dorsal horn part of the diencephalon makes up the?
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thalamus and subthalamus
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the ventral horn part of the diencephalon makes up the?
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hypothalamus
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what openings allow CSF to pass into the subarachnoid space?
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foramen of Luschka
foramen of magendie |
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what substances can cross the blood-brain barrier?
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lipid soluble such as alcohol, nicotine, heroin, bilirubin
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