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Monimism

Everything is matter mind is product of CNS (like materialism)

Meninges

Dura mater, arachnoid membrane, sub-arachnoid peace, pia mater

Back, front, top, bottom

Posterior/caudal, anterior/rostral, dorsal/superior, ventral/inferior

Lateral and medial

Side and middle

Occipital lobe

Primary visual cortex and visual association

Frontal lobe

Decision making and problem solving

Parietal

Soato-tactile processing, sensory integration, somatosensory association

Temporal

Primary auditory cortex, speech, auditory association

Cerebellum

Coordination of voluntary motor movement

Corpus collosum

Largest cerebral commissure, link regions.


Forceps minor at anterior, posterior is forceps major (occipital lobe

Agraphia

No language can't write with left hand

Anomia

Can't name objects in left hand when blindfolded

Unilateral apraxia

Can't perform verbal instructed action with left hand

Verbal asomnia

Can't name smells in right nostril

Disconnection syndrome

Non dominant hand = anarchic

Anterior commissure

Pain sensation, sharp and acute, between temporal lobes

Association fibres Vs projection fibres

Fibres interconnect with diff regions of cortex in 1 hem Vs white matter to grey/white matter

White matter

More myelinated

Grey matter

Processing occurs here

Cerebral cortex

Large area of grey matter

Hypothalamus Vs thalamus

Regulation of temp hormones etc, sensory & motor signals

Basal ganglia

Control voluntary motor movements cognitions procedural learning emotion etc

Sulci Vs gryus

Furrow Vs ridge

Embryo vesicles

Proscencephalon, mesencephalon, rhombencephalon

5 vesicles

Telencephalon, diencephalon, mesencephalon, metencephalon, myelencephalon

Development of an embryo

Nerve cells, reflexes, sensory, motor control

Telencephalon

Amygdala, hippocampus

Diencephalon

Thalamus, hypothalamus

Mesencephalon

Tectum, tegmentum (reflex)

Metencephalon

Cerebellum, pons

Myelencephalon

Medulla (heart rate etc)

Brodmann areas

1-3 somatosensory 4-primary motor 17-visual 41-2 auditory

Nerve impulse

Electrochemical from electrical atoms

Electrostatic pressure

Negative charge in side cell attracts positive atoms

Pressure from concentration gradient

Positive want to move in n negative move out

Sodium potassium pump

Regulates sodium in potassium out

Action potential

Reaches threshold of excitation -70 - -50 sodium in potassium out sodium channel close potassium channel close.

Synapse

Gap at axon terminals, neurotransmitters sent accross gap to carry on impulse to post synaptic neuron

Hyperpolarizes

More Negative

Internal and external sex organs

Woman- mullerian system Devs e.g. uterus vagina etc and labia clitoris etc


Man- antimullerian hormone, androgens, Wolffian devsz penis and prostate etc

Tested determining factor

SRY region on y chromosome = testes

Androgens

Dihydrotestosterone external and testosterone internal

Androgen insensitive

Female externally XY infertile

Mutation in dihydrotestosterone

Female genitalia XY

Turner's syndrome

one chromosome X female genitalia no ovaries

Persistent mullerian duct syndrome

No anti-mullerian hormone XY female and male internal sex organs

XX male

Have sry gene

Klinefelter syndrome

Xx egg or XY sperm low testosterone infertile

Jacobs syndrome

Learning disabilities XYY

Inah2/3

Predominantly in me/women attracted to women

Model in nature nurture

Neurons active before fully developed, experience modifies genetic expression

Mendelian inheritance

Dichotomous traits (Dom and recessive)

Huntington's disease

Progressive disorder Dom gene

Phenylkentonuria

Recessive low dopamine

Epigenetics

Environment effect Genes, micro RNA, DNA methylation, non-gebe effect expression of neighbour gene

Laws of genetics

All genetic influence nothing 100% inheritable, heritability effect by many genes of small effect