CNS Flashcards

(39 cards)

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where is diencephalon located?

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along ventricles and epithalmus.
Structures deep to Cerebral Hemispheres
Sit on top of the Brain Stem
Surrounding the Third Ventricle

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what is the thalamus function?

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Thalamus: Sensory Editing
Many nuclei (ie Lateral Geniculate Nucleus)
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what is the hypothalamus function?

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Hypothalamus: Homeostasis, Autonomics,

Biologic clock, Pituitary control

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all sensory info is controlled by what? (i.e. smell and taste))

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thalamus

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breathing is controlling by what?

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hypothalamus. (autonomic or unconscious )

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diencephalon is composed of what parts?

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thalamus (upper diencephalon), hypothalamus (lower diencephalon)

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biological clock, sympathetic and parasympathetic controlled by what?

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hypothalmus

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anything that is alive is going to have what?

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a brain stem

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pituitary gland is controlled by what?

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hypothalmus

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Your brain stem keeps you alive. T or F

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True

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when you are in a coma your brain stem is not working.

T or F

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False

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brain stem is only involved with turning things on and off. T or F

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true

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13
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Reflexes register by what part of the brain?

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brain stem

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constriction and dialation of the pupils are examples of what? and controlled by what part of brain?

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reflexes and brain stem.

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what is continuous with diencephalon?

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mid brain

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brain stem is continuous with what?

17
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what innervates brain stem?

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what is known as “the primitive brain”

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midbrain is composed of what?

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colliculi (inferior and superior nuclei)

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inferiorcolliculi nuclei control what? superior nuclei control what?

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inferior= auditory (analyze where sound is coming from)
superior= visual
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medulla is continuous with what?

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medulla controls what?

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Reflexive behaviors (breathing, blinking, coughing, barfing…)….reflexive actions (automatic)

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the pons is a part of what structure of the brain?

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cerebellum controls what?

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motor coordination

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what is dysphasia?
cant swallow. something went wrong with brain stem.
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when medulla gets squeezed what will happen?
stop breathing
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my ability to stay fixed on an object and track it. what part?
brain stem. (mid brain)
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motor is output or input of info? | sensory is output or input of info?
``` motor= output sensory= input ```
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what put you to sleep and wakes you up in the morning is what part of brain system?
reticular system
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describe reticular system.
Nuclei throughout Brainstem Nuclei: Soma embedded in white matter Projections to all parts of the brain
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what happens during a concussion?
Concussion: Stunned RAS (twist in your stem and you lose consciousness at some level =effect brain stem)
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if you lose consciousness, what part is effected?
brain stem
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axons extending out to different parts of the brain stem send what neurotransmitter to the frontal lobe?
dopamine
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taking drugs will effect the what part of the brain by sending dopamine out?
frontal lobe
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what part of the brain is known as "the little brain"?
cerebellum
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what part of the brain is responsible for balance and coordination of movement?
cerebellum
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what does ataxia mean?
uncoordinated movement or movement deficit
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"3D center of the universe" what part of the brain
cerebellum
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what gets effected by alcohol when you drink?
cerebellum. coordination is off "walk the line" and cant