Midbrain Flashcards

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Midbrain

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bridge between hidbrain and forebrain

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Basal Ganglia

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  • connects cerebellum to motor cortex
  • responsible for timing of voluntary movements
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Accumbens Nucleus

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  • part of Basal Ganglia
  • pleasure and reward system
  • learning repetitive or habitual behavior
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Thalamus

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  • receives signals from RF
  • relays information to the cortex and sends it to right section (temporal, occipital)
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Angular Gyrus

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  • multi sensory processor
  • parallel processing
  • can recognize that one stimuli has two signals( car has noise and light)
  • part of Thalamus
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Hippocampus

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  • encodes memory
  • selects wich neural pathways through which memories are stored or received
  • creates memory, not stores
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Amygdala

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  • part of limbic system
  • generates primal and instinctive emotion
  • fear, panic, anger, anxiety
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Hypothalamus

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  • regualtes Amyglada and how emotion should be expressed
  • regulates pituitory gland
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Sprachiasmatic Nucleus

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  • Hypothalamus
  • regulates biorhythmes
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Lateral Hypothalamus

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  • part of Hypothalamus
  • initiates hunger and thirst
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Ventromedial Hypothalamus

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regulates hot and cold
- part of Hypothalamus

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Limbic System

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  • includes hindbrain and midbrain structures
    Functions
    • emotional instinct = fear, anger, anxiety
    • survival / insinctive behaviors = hunger, flight or flight
      Primary Structure
      - Reticular Activing System
      - Amyglada
      - Hypothalamus
      - Hippocampus
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