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Protection

Meninges (3 Layers)


-outer dura mater, middle arachnoid layer, inner pia matter


Skull

Meninges

Covers to protect brain + spinal cord


Outer Dura Mater (tough mother), middle arachnoid layer - cobweb tissue filled with fluid, inner pia mater (soft mother) - rich in blood vessels

Blood Brain Barrier

Filtration-regulation material entering CNS


Materials enter CNS via diffusion or facilitated diffusion


Seperation of blood and CNS

Cerebral Cortex

Non myelinated neurons


Controls sensory, motor activity


Thought, memory, emotion, logic, personality

Cerebral Cortex Divided into 4 Lobes

Occipital (eyes), Temporal (hearing), Frontal (voluntary movement, personality, intelligence, speech) Parietal (sensory info from skin receptors + info regarding body)

Corpus Callosum

connect left/right cerebral hemispheres


Tell each half of brain what other half is doing

Lobe Divisions

Cerebellum (Hindbrain)

Muscle coordination + balance

Midbrain

Receives specific sensory input; connects hind/fore brain


Receives specific sensory input; connects hind/fore brain

Thalamus (Forebrain)

Relays info from senses to spinal cord + cortex. Processes crude sensations

Hypothalamus (Forebrain)

Regulates pituitary gland, heart rate, blood pressure + temp. 4 F's

Pons (Hindbrain)

Relays info between cerebellum + cerebral cortex

Medulla Oblongata (Hindbrain)

Controls subconscious activities ex. Heart rate, blood pressure, swallowing

Ventricles

Four hollow, fluid filled spaces


150mL cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) absorbs shock + nourish's CNS cells


Composition strict via choroid plexus + BBB

Cerebrospinal Fluid

Transports hormones, white blood cells, + nutrientd across BBB for cells of brain + spinal cord. Shock absorber to cushion brain.