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Brain stem

Midbrain, pins, medulla oblongata


⭕Info between higher brain and spinal cord (relay)


⭕site of exit for cranial nerves


s


⭕reticular formation (integration and filtering, arousal (RAS)

Medulla oblongata

Major relay centre


⭕involuntary function


- vital and non vital reflex centres

Midbrain

⭕contains substantia nigra

Cerebellum

Fine control of movement


⭕Integration of info


-coordination of skilled VOLUNTARY movement


- input from motor areas if cerebrum, sensory inout from muscle, viscera, joints, skin, eyes, eats


- planning and initiation if movement


- procedural memory


- balance

Diencephalon

⭕ Thalamus


- relay station (sensory input, preliminary filtering and motor input)


⭕ Hypothalamus


- homeostatic control centre (ANS and endocrine)


- controls secretion from pituitary


- part of limbic system


- circadian rhythms

The Limbic system

Interconnecting group of structures


Basic emotions


Neural centres controlling basoc behaviour (rewards pathways, motovation)


Olfacation


Hippocampus

The cerebrum

Cerebral cortex and sub-cortical nuclei

Basal nuclei

Collectional of neural bodies (nuclei or ganglia)


Striatum, globus pallidus, substantia nigra and subthalamic nuclei


Extrapyramidal motor system

Cerebral cortex

Grey matter - cell bodies, dendrites, glia


White matter - myelinated axon tracts


Highly convoluted


2 hemispheres control contralateral side of body- connected by corpus callosum


Higher functions

Nigrostriatal pathway

DA


75% of DA in brain


Cell bodies in substantia nigra


Project to striatum


Control of movement


PD

Mesolimbic pathway

DA


VTA to limbic areas (nucleus accumbens, Hip and Am


Behavioural and reward pathways


Schizophrenia +ve symptoms


Drugs of abuse (cocaine, amphetamines)

Mesocortical pathway

DA


VTA to frontal cortex


Cognition and thought


Scizophrenia -ve symptoms

Tuberohypophyseal (tuberoinfundibular)

DA


Hyp to pituitary


Control of secretion


DA inhibits prolactin secretion

Noradrenaline pathways

Cell bodies in brainstem


LC in pons


LTA (NTS - CV, GI, Resp function)


Project to:


Cortex, Hyp, limbic areas, C, spinal cord


a1, a2, B1, B2

ACh pathways

Nucleus basalis to cortex


Septal nuclei to hippocampus


Brainstem to thalamus


Cholinergic interneurons in striatum involved in control of movement (PD)


Roles in arousal and reward pathways

5-HT pathways

Brainstem to most parts of CNS:


C, Hip, Am, Hyp, Th, cortex, str N.B limbic system



Sleep, mood, feeding, sensory transmission, hallucinations