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17 Cards in this Set
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Preoptic Nucleus (Function, Area)
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Preoptic Area, Sexual/reproductive behaviors (Think Prioprism and Sex)
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Suprachiasmatic Nucleus (Function, Area)
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Circadian Rhythym; Anterior Region
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Anterior Nucleus (Function, Area)
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P-ANS, heat sensitive, temperature, heat dissipation; Anterior Region (Think ANtS carry heat away to Periphery)
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Lateral Nucleus (Function, Area)
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ANS, feeding, water intake; Anterior Region (Think Lateral likes to eat)
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Paraventricular Nucleus (Function, Area)
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ANS, parvo, magno, conservation of water (thirst from ant. osmoreceptors); Anterior Region (Think Para-sailing above water while Parched)
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Ventromedial Nucleus (Function, Area)
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satiety; Tuberal Region (Think opposite of Lateral)
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Periventricular Nucleus (Function, Area)
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Parvocellular; Tuberal Region
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Arcuate Nucleus (Function, Area)
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parvo, projects to median eminance to control ant. pituitary; Tuberal Region
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Posterior Nucleus (Function, Area)
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Temp reg. of heat conservation (poikilothermia), S-ANS; Mammillary Region (Think opposite of Ant. Nucleus)
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What do magnocellular cells make?
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ADH, Oxytocin for Post Pituitary
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What do parvocellular cells make?
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Releasing or Inhibiting hormones to be released at median eminence for Ant. Pituitary glandular cells.
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What nuclei are magnocellular cells found in?
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Supraoptic & Paraventricular (Think a SUPer GREAT PARrot is thirsty!)
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What nuclei are parvocellular cells found in?
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Arcuate, Preoptic, Paraventricular (Think APP)
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What is the only nucleus to have both parvocellular and magnocellular components?
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Paraventricular nucleus
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What nuclei produces DA for inhibition of Prolactin?
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Arcuate nucleus
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What are the two inhibitory releasing factors?
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DA::Prolactin, Somatostatin::GH
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What is the path for secretion of parvocellular factors?
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Nuclei>>median eminence via tuberohypophyseal tract>>adenohypophysis to release or inhibit hormones
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