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What 4 things make up the diencephalon?
1) Thalamus
2) Hypothalamus
3) Subthalamus
4) Epithalamus
The diencephalon spans from which two regions?
From the level of the foramen of Monro ---------> Posterior Commissure
Where is the 3rd ventricle located?
Diencephalon
What is an aka for interthalamic adhesion?
massa intermedia
What forms the medial border of the thalamus?
3rd ventricle
What forms the Lateral border of the thalamus?
posterior limb of the Internal Capsule
What does the Dorsal tier of the thalamus consist of?
1) LD
2) LP
3) Pulvinar
What does the Ventral tier of the thalamus consist of?
1) VA
2) VL
3) VP
What is the primary blood supply of the thalamus?
PCA
Other than the thalamus, what other structure near the thalamus does the PCA supply?
Internal Capsule
The thalamus receives input from which two areas?
1) Cerebellum
2) Basal Ganglia
Nuclei of the thalamus are divided into 3 groups. What are they?
1) specific relay nuclei
2) association nuclei
3) other nuclei
What are the 3 functions of the specific relay nuclei of the thalamus?
1) Receive infro from ascending pathway

2) Process/integrate

3) Project to specific primary cortical areas
To which specific primary cortical areas do the specific relay nuclei project?
1) VA
2) VL
3) VP
4) LGB
5) MGB
What type of nucleus is the VP nucleus?
General sensory
What are the 2 parts of the VP nucleus?
1) VPL - body
2) VPM - head
The VPL and VPM nucleus both project where?
To the primary sensory cortex in the Parietal Lobe
Info travels to the VPL nucleus via which 3 fibers?
1) ML
2) Lateral spinothalamic tract
3) Anterior spinothalamic tract
Info travels to the VPM nucleus via which 2 fibers?
1) VTTTT
2) DTTTT
Which nucleus is involved with the Putamen circuit?
Anterior part of the VL nucleus
Which nucleus is associated with the Caudate circuit?
VA Nucleus
What are the 2 functions of Association nuclei?
1) No input from ascending pathways

2) project to association areas of the cerebral cortex
What are the association areas of the cerebral cortex where the association nuclei project?
1) DM
2) LD
3) LP
4)Pulvinar
5) Anterior
The DM nucleus exchanges information with the prefrontal cortex to interpret what?
1)cognition
2) judgment
3) behavior
4) personality
Where do sensory interpretation and perception occur (2)?
1) secondary visual cx
2) secondary sensory cx
Which nuclei of the thalamus are involved with sensory interpretation and perception?
1) LD
2) LP
3) Pulvinar
Which nucleus of the thalamus is the limbic nucleus?
Anterior nucleus
Where is the limbic system of the thalamus located?
mamillary body
Other nuclei of the thalamus have an association with what?
Reticular formation
Name the 2 other nuclei of the thalamus?
1) Intralaminar nuclei
2) Thalamic Reticular Nucleus
What are the 2 functions of the Intralaminar nuclei?
1) ARAS
2) Slow pain pathway