5.1 - The Hindbrain, Midbrain and Forebrain Flashcards

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three components of the brain

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  • hindbrain
  • midbrain
  • forebrain

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hindbrain composition

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  • cerebellum
  • brain stem
  • pons
  • medulla
    adjacent to the spinal chord

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hindbrain function

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  • supports bodily functions
  • link between spinal chord and brain
  • movement and balance

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medulla

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a continuation of the spine which controls breathing, heartbeat and digestion

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pons

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sits above the medulla and receives information sent from visual areas to control eye and body actions

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the cerebellum

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walnut-shaped area that receives information from the pons. it coordinates sequence of body movement

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midbrain

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sits between the hindbrain and forebrain

responsible for sleep regulation, motor movement and arousal

includes reticular formation

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reticular formation

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inportant in control of arousal and in the sleeping and waking cycle

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forebrain

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includes cerebrum, hypothalamus and thalamus

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cerebrum

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covered by cerebral cortex, divided into the left and right cerebral hemispheres

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amygdala

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located: medial temporal lobe
purpose: emotion, aggression, implicit learning

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hippocampus

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located: mdeial temporal lobe
purpose: transfer of info from short-term memory to long term memory

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hypothalamus

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control of basic survival actions: sleep, regulation of body temperature, expression of emotions, four F’s

(feeding, fighting, fleeing and fornication)

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thalamus

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located: beneath cerebral cortex
- allows organisims to process sensory stimuli in the environment
- receives information from eyes, ears, skin (NOT NOSE)
- determines the importance of incoming sensory information

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