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located in the 4 ventricles and circulate CSF

epndymal cells

cells that produce cereberal spinal fluid

choroid plexus

absorb CSF

arachnoid granulations

too much CSF in brain

Hydrocephalus

glial cells make up _____

brain tumors

glial cells do not produce______

neuro transmitters

terratogen

toxin passed into cns of developing baby



oligodendrocytes form ______

myelin

MS attacks this

oligodendrocytes

limbic sytem controls

basic emotion fear agression

receives sensory input to cereberal cortex

Thalamus



internal organs/glands(feeding drinking behavior/fight flight/sexual behavior)

hypothalamus

frontal lobe

human characteristics

parietal lobe

perception body experiences (gravity)

occipital lobe

receives and processes visual info

frontal lobe

priamary motor cortex /brocas area/prefrontal cortex

primary motor cortex

controls voluntary movment of body and limbs

damage to prefrontal cortex

personality change/difficulty with instructions/unpredictable emotional change/passive agressive

frontal lobotomy

(1890 switzerland first attempts )carlyle jacobson and john fulton did it on chimps on 1935





antonio moniz

1936 portroguse doctor begins modern leukotomy (drills holes and fills with alcohol)


shot and killed by patient

walter freeman

refined monizs proedure and used ice picks



proprioception

without moving

kinesthesia

with moving

contralateral

opposite side sensory input

parietal neglect syndrom

cant identify one side of body

agnosia *

inability to identify objects by sensory experience (keys in pocket)

temporal lobe

makes sense of words and sound

wernickes aphasia

word salad

visual association area

makes meaning of sight