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List the 8 nuclei of the Medial Hypothalamic Zone

anterior to posterior
PreOptic
Anterior
SupraChiasmatic
ParaVentricular
DorsoMedial
DorsoLater
Infundibular
Posterior
List the 6 nuclei of the Lateral Hypothalamic Zone
PreOptic
SupraChiasmatic
SupraOptic
Lateral
TuberoMamillary
Lateral Tuberal
Visceral & Somatic afferent reach the hypothalamus through collateral branches from the ____ & from the ____
Visceral & Somatic afferent reach the hypothalamus through collateral branches from the LEMINSCI AFFERENT FIBERS & from the RETICULAR FORMATION
Olfaction travels to the hypothalamus through the ____
Olfaction travels to the hypothalamus through the MEDIAL FOREBRAIN BUNDLES
Corticohypothamalic fibers arise from the ___ of the cerebral cortex and pass directly to the hypothalamus
Corticohypothamalic fibers arise from the FRONTAL LOBE of the cerebral cortex and pass directly to the hypothalamus
Amygdalohypothalamic fibers pass through the amygdaloid complex to the hypothalamus through the ___ and by a route that passes inferior to the ___
Amygdalohypothalamic fibers pass through the amygdaloid complex to the hypothalamus through the STRIA TERMINALIS and by a route that passes inferior to the LENTIFORM NUCLEUS
Thalamohypothalmic fibers arise from the ___ and ___ nuclei
Thalamohypothalmic fibers arise from the DORSOMEDIAL and MIDLINE THALAMIC nuclei
Where do tegmental fibers arise from?
TEGMENTAL fibers to the hypothalamus arise from the midbrain
Mammillothalmic tract arises in the mammilary body and efferent fibers terminate in the ___ of the thalamus. Here the pathway is relayed to the ___
Mammillothalmic tract arises in the mammilary body and efferent fibers terminate in the ANTERIOR nucleus of the thalamus. Here the pathway is relayed to the CINGULATE GYRUS
The Mammilotegmental tract arises from the mamillary body and efferent fibers terminate in the cells of the ___ in the tegmentum of the ___
The Mammilotegmental tract arises from the mamillary body and efferent fibers terminate in the cells of the RETICULAR FORMATION in the tegmentum of the MIDBRAIN
Hypothalmophypophyseal Tract

Which nuclei synthesize Vasopressin and Oxytocin?

The hormones are carried along the axon together with a carrier protein ___ and release at the axon terminals, where it can be absorbed into the blood from Neurohypophysis
SupraOptic nuclei synthesizes Vasopressin & ParaVentricular synthesizes Oxytocin

The hormones are carried along the axon together with a carrier protein NEUROPHYSINS and release at the axon terminals, where it can be absorbed into the blood from Neurohypophysis
Which hypothalamic nucleus acts as an Osmoreceptor?
Supraoptic nucleus is an osmoreceptor because it detects high osmotic pressure and increases output of Vasopressin which is an antidiuretic hormone that also causes vasoconstriction
What is the function of the hypothalamus?
Its the upper nervous center for the control of lower autonomic centers
In the hypothalamus, the ___ region is referred to as the hunger center. However stimulation of the __ region inhibits eating and is therefore called the satiety center
In the hypothalamus, the LATERAL region is referred to as the hunger center. However stimulation of the MEDIAL region inhibits eating and is therefore called the satiety center
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus responds to cold temp?
Posterior hypothalamic nuclei respond to cold temperature
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus causes thirst?
Lateral hypothalamus increases water intake
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus inhibits appetite?
Medial hypothalamus is the satiety center
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus controls circadian rhythms?
Suprachiasmatic nucleus controls circadian rhythms
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus controls the parasympathetic nervous system?
Preoptic & Anterior nuclei control the parasympathetic system
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus controls the sympathetic nervous system?
Preoptic & Lateral nuclei control the sympathetic nervous system
Which nuclei of the hypothalamus responds to hot temp?
Anterior hypothalamus responds to heat
The roof of the third ventricle, which is also the superior surface of the Diencephalon is the ___ . It is covered superiorly by a vascular fold of ___
The roof of the third ventricle, which is also the superior surface of the Diencephalon is the TELA CHOROIDEA. It is covered superiorly by a vascular layer of PIA MATTER
The Lateral surface of the Diencephalon is bounded by the ___ which is composed of white matter and consists of nerve fibers that connect the cerebral cortex with ___ and ___
The Lateral surface of the Diencephalon is bounded by the INTERNAL CAPSULE which is composed of white matter and consists of nerve fibers that connect the cerebral cortex with SPINAL CORD and BRAINSTEM
What does the stria medullaris thalami connect?
The stria medullaris thalami are afferent fibers to the Habenular nucleus.
All sensory systems except __ pass through the Thalamus.

Posteriorly the Thalamus is expanded to for the ___

Inferiorly the Thalamus is continuous with the ___ of the Midbrain
All sensory systems except OLFACTION pass through the Thalamus.

Posteriorly the Thalamus is expanded to for the PULVINAR

Inferiorly the Thalamus is continuous with the TEGMENTUM of the Midbrain
The superior covering of the thalamus is a thin layer of white matter called the ___, and laterally a layer called the ___

The gray matter of the thalamus is divided by vertical sheets of white matter called the ___
The superior covering of the thalamus is a thin layer of white matter called the STRATUM ZONALE, and laterally a layer called the EXTERNAL MEDULLARY LAMINA

The gray matter of the thalamus is divided by vertical sheets of white matter called the INTERNAL MEDULLARY LAMINA
In the Subthalamus the following cranial ends can be found:
Red Nucleus
Subsatantia Nigra
Subthalamic Nucleus
The Epithalamus contains
Habenular nuclei and pineal gland
The Habenular nucleus is a center for integration of:
Habenular Nucleus is a center for integration of:

Olfactory
Visceral
Somatic Afferent Pathways
The Pineal gland is a small conical structure that is connected to the Pineal Stalk. Superiorly the base of the stalk is called the ___ and inferiorly ___
The Pineal gland is a small conical structure that is connected to the Pineal Stalk. Superiorly the base of the stalk is called the HABENULAR COMMISSURE and inferiorly its called the POSTERIOR COMMISSURE
The Pineal gland contains two types of cells, the __ & __

Pineal gland contains NO nerve cells, but __ sympathetic fibers enter the gland and run along the blood vessels
The Pineal gland contains two types of cells, the __ & __

Pineal gland contains NO nerve cells, but ADRENERGIC SYMPATHETIC sympathetic fibers enter the gland and run along the blood vessels
The Pineal gland affects the endocrine system by influencing the activity of:

Generally have an __ effect
Pituitary
Parathyroids
Islets of Langerhans
Adrenals
Gonads

Generally have an INHIBITORY effect