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What are the Three parts of the Brain Stem (top to bottom)? | Midbrain, Pons, Medulla Oblongata | |
Function of Midbrain | relay of motor info from cerebral cortex to pons, sends sensory input from spine to thalamus | |
Function of Pons | relays impulses from one side of cerebellum to the other, relays impulses from medulla to midbrain | |
Function of Medulla Oblongata | relays motor and sensory between spine and brain, regulates heartbeat, blood vessel dilation, conciousness and arousal | |
Which of three parts of the brain stem regulate breathing? | Medulla Oblongata and the Pons | |
Function of Cerebellum | intended vs. actual movements, regulates posture and movement, complex movements, coordinator | |
What are the three parts of the Diencephalon? | Thalamus, Hypothalamus, Epithalamus | |
Function of Thalamus | relays sensory info to cortex, help to plan and and control movements, touch, pain, pressure, temperature | |
Function of Hypothalamus | controls and integrates ANS and pituatary gland, emotion and behavior, body temp, eating and drinking, sleep, ADH and oxytocin | |
Function of Epithalamus | pineal gland which secretes melatonin (regulates sleep-wake cycle) | |
What are the five main sections of the cerebrum? | sensory, motor, association, basal ganglia, limbic system | |
Function of sensory area | percieve sensory info | |
Function of Motor Areas | plan and initiate muscular movements | |
Function of Association Areas | Memory, personality, intelligence | |
Function of Basal Ganglia | coordinate gross movements and muscle tone | |
Function of Limbic System | emotion, fear | |
Function of Amygdala? | Fear | |
What are the three parts of the Basal Ganglia? | Globus Pallidus, Body of Caudate Nucleus, Putamen | |
Function of Putamen and Caudate? | recieve sensory and motor input from cortex | |
Function of Globus Pallidus? | gives output, sends feedback signals to motor cortex via thalamus | |
What ae the Five Integration (Motor) centers of the CNS? | Spinal Cord, Lower Brain Stem, Cerebellum, Thalamus, Cerebral Cortex | |
Function of Spinal Cord | simple reflexes | |
Function of Lower Brain Stem | more subconscious motor rxns such as posutural control | |
Function of Cerebellum | subconscious control of movement such as those needed to coordinate multiple movements | |
Function of Cerebral Cortex? | percieve sensory info, concious movements |
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