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15 Cards in this Set
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The VPL gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Spinotalamic (body)
Projects:Somatosensory Cortex |
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What are the names of the Association Nuclei?
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LP, DM, Pulvina
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The Pulvina gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Retina, Superior colliculus, striate cortex, pretectum
Projects: Parietal-temporal-occipital association cortex |
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How many Association Nuclei (Diffuse Relay) are there?
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Three
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What are the names of the Specific Relay Nuclei?
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MGN, LGN, A/LD, VPL, VPM, VA, & VL
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The VA gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Basal Ganglia
Projects PreFrontal; M1, other motor areas |
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The LGN gets input from what area and where does it project it to?
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Input: Retina
Output: Primary visual cortex |
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The VL gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Cerebellum
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What Brain lesions lead to loss of consciousness?
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The Mesencephalic Reticular Formation (MRF) and the intralaminar thalamic nuclei (ILN)
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The DM gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Amygdala, Hypothalamus
Projects: Prefrontal Association Cortex |
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The LP gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Superior colliculus
Projects: Parietal Association Cortex |
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The MGN inputs from what and projects to what
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Input: Cochlea
Projection: Primary auditory Cortex |
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the A/LD gets input from what and where does it project it to?
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Input: Limbic Areas
Projects: Cingulate Cortex; Hippocampus |
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What are some examples of the the inputs of the Midline and Intralaminar and where do they project to?
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Input: Hypothalamus and ARAS
Output: Noncortical, sends collaters to cortex. |
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How many Specific Relay Nuclei are there?
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Seven
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