TASK 5 Flashcards

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SYMPATHETIC DIVISON

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activity in this region prepares to thretening situations

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parasympathetic deivision

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promotes building of metabolic resources (food & drink)

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3
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endocrine system

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responsible for secretion of hormones in bloostream

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autonomic & endocrine sytem are part of

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the bodys hoemeostatic regulatory mechanis,ms

ivolved in sleep , sex , hunger

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5
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autonomic system

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parasympathetic + sympathetic

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6
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mclean

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hippocampus responsible for bodily responses + concious feeling s

buuuut damgae to hippocampus does not cazse problems with emotion or feelings

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hypothalamus controls

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motivational staes leading to eating drinking, sex

fundamental for life

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nonlimbic arousal

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ARAS in reticular formation of brain stem ; aroeusal same as wehn we encounter novel stimuli

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limbic arousal

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thissystem includes hypothalamus, activates sympathetic n system

arousal is accompanied by strong motivational bejaviour plus strong positive or negative affect ( pleausre& displeasure-> not like nonlimbic

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10
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….

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Amygdala  thalamus  orbital & medial frontal lobes

Amygdala  BG which receives info from PFC
 Thus, amygdala influences selection & initiation of behaviours aimed at obtaining rewards & avoiding punishment
 May also account for subjective feelings of emotional states as they need cognitive self-awareness

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 Orbital & medial frontal lobes

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 Associate info from sensory modalities & integrate those
 Influence content retrieved from memory & help shape mental response plans parallel to amygdala
 Lesion in VMPFC = antisocial symptoms while still actually knowing the “rules”

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12
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forced pyramidal smile

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motor cortex & brainstem voluntairy contractiomn ; motor cortex & barinstem via pyramidal trcat

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13
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duchenne smile

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motor areas in anterior cingulate gyrus,
from medial frorebrain & hypothalamsu

extrapyramidal through reticular fromation

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14
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reticular formation then

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projects to motor neuron pool, produces visceral & somatic motor resposnses that overrides reflex

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15
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episodic memory circuit

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papez

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16
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spatial memmory

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parahippocampal unit

17
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emotional subsytem

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 Amygdala  stria terminalis  septal nuclei & pre-optic nucleus of H where it can control expression of emotions
 Extended amygdala: central, medial & bed nucleus of stria terminalis (BST, set of nuclei surrounding stria)
 Main output channel
 Nuclei responsible for emotional expression (endocrine, autonomic & somatomotor aspects)
 Give rise to many pathways to hypothalamic & brainstem
 Receives input from several sensory systems

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Limbic Cortex

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 High-end side – involved with cortex & voluntary behaviour
 Edge of the cerebral cortical sheet
 Bottom to top: uncus (= parahippocampal gyrus)  ictus (= ventral cingulate gyrus)  caudal orbitofrontal cortex & rostral insula

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cortex

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 Hippocampal-diencephalic circuit
 Connects memory subsystem via cingulum with the posterior cingulate cortex
 Posterior cingulate cortex is the first major medial hub of the default mode network
 Temporo-amygdala-orbitofrontal network
 Integration of visceral & emotional states with cognition & behaviour
 Connects amygdala via orbitoinsular cortex with anterior cingulate cortex (which is the second major hub)