nueral control and coordination Flashcards
(70 cards)
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What is the forebrain called?
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prosencephalon
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parts of forebrain?
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- thalamus
- hypothalamus
- hippocampus
- amygdala
- cerebral cortex
- cerebrum
- corpus striatum
- limbic system
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what is diencephalon?
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thalamus, epithalamus and hypothalamus
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hippocampus ,amygdala ,cerebral cortex, cerebrum, corpus striatum ,limbic system are a part of?
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telencephalon
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what is the mid brain called?
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mesencephalon
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what is the hind brain called?
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rhombencephalon
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what all does the hind brain include ?
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pons and cerebellum - metencephalon
medulla oblongata - myelencephalon
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what is the protective covering of the brain called ?
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cranial meninges or meninx
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what are the three layers of meninx called?
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- dura matter
- arachnoid matter
- pia matter
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describe dura matter
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- thick and tough
- avascular
- closer to cranium
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describe arachnoid matter
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- characteristic feature of mammals
- avascular like a spider’s web
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describe pia matter
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- vascular and thin
- closer to brain
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what is subdural matter and what does it contain ?
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- the space between dura and arachnoid matter
- has unknown fluid
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what is the sub arachnoid matter and what does it contain?
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- the space btw arachnoid and pia matter
- has csf
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largest part of brain? how many hemispheres and what divides it?
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cerebrum , 2 , median longitudinal fissure
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how are the two hemispheres connected ? describe shape.
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corpus callosum.
curved - genu
splenium
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how many lobes of cerebrum?
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4
- frontal
- parietal
- temporal
- occipital
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function of each lobe of cerebrum
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- frontal : decision making, judgement and creative ideas
- parietal: hot cold pain and touch
- temporal - hearing and smell
- occipital - vision
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what is broca’s area?
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frontal lobe | associated with learning
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what is wernick’s area ?
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temporal lobe | associated with reading and writing
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what is somethetic area?
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parietal lobe for its own functions
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all voluntary activities are controlled by ?
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cerebrum
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all involuntary activities are controlled by ?
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cerebellum
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what is the outer or the dorsal surface of cerebrum called?
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cerebral cortex / neopallium
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explain the structure of cerebral cortex
- highly convoluted
- small grove - sulci
- large grove - fissure
- buldge btw sulci and fissure = gyri
- 6 layered 10 billion cyton
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what are the 3 functional areas in each lobe
sensory area - receives sensory impulse
motor area - sends motor commands
association area - 1) neither sensory nor motor
2) large area i) intersensory association
ii) memory
iii) communication
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from where does olfactory lobe receive signal? what is called and it is reduced in ?
olfactory epithelium rhinencephalon reduced in humans but advanced in sharks
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bundle of cyton in cns
nuclei
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bundle of cyton in pns
ganglia
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bundle of axon in cns
tract
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bundle of axon in pns
nerves
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what is basal ganglia
collection of subcorticular nuclei
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largest nucleus in basal ganglia and its function?
corpus striatum - regulates planning and execution of stereotyped movement
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describe structure of epithalamus
above thalamus ,thin ,non nervous
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describe the anterior and posterior part of epithalamus
anterior- anterior choroid plexus
| posterior - pineal gland - secretes melatonin
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function of thalamus
major coordinating center for sensory and motor signaling. acts as relay center.
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structure of hypothalamus
- forms floor of diencephalon
- contains neurosecretory cells k/a nuclei that secretes hormones
- contains hunger thirst center satiety center
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function of hypothalamus
1) maintain homeostasis and internal body temp
2) associated with thermoregulation osmoregulation emotional and sexual desires,mating, circadian rhythm
3) associated with 3F ( FIGHTING FLEEING AND FEEDING )
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limbic system also k/a
emotional brain
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limbic system shape?
flared like a fork or wish bone
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what all does the limbic system include ?
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inner part of cerebral hemisphere
anterior part of thalamus
hypothalamus
hippocampus
amygdala
part of basal ganglia
septum
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where is midbrain located ?
btw thalamus and pons
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what two unique things does midbrain
| contain
corpura quadrigemini and crura cerebri
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what is corpora quadrigemini and what are its two parts
4 optical swellings present on dorsal side
superior colliculi - associated with vision reflex
inferior colliculi - associated with auditory reflex
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function of amygdala
controls emotions esp fear and anger
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function of hippocampus
- converts short term into long term memory
| - deals with emotion attached with smell
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function of septum
controls sexual behavior
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what is crura cerebri ?
| it is aka?
- k/a cerebral peduncle
| - paired tract that runs anteriorly and connects the forebrain to the hindbrain.
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what is cerebral aqueduct called and function?
| it is a part of _____
aqueduct of Sylvie, foramen of iter.
connects the 3rd ventricle to the 4th ventricle
midbrain
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function of midbrain
- vision
- hearing
- motor control
- sleepwake cycle
- temp regulation
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function of pons
- all sensory pathways to cerebral cortex synapse at pons
- connects cerebral hemisphere to cerebellum
- contains pneumotaxic center (switch off point of inspiration)
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describe structure of cerebellum.
little cerebrum, second largest and highly convoluted
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describe structure of cerebellum and its hemispheres
two hemisphere connected by vermis (worm like appearance)
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what is the grey+white matter in cerebellum called?
Arbor vitae (tree of life)
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how is the cerebellum connected to
i) midbrain
ii) pons
iii) medulla
i) superior cerebellar peduncle
ii) middle cerebellar peduncle
iii) inferior cerebellar peduncle
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which part of brain controls all involuntary activities
cerebellum
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functions of cerebellum ?
- maintains body balance and posture
- doesn't initiate but reorganize movement
- helps in learning but only in early stages
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where is the medulla oblongata found?
inferior part of the brain
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which all 6 centers does medulla contain?along with centers it also contains _____
-cardiovascular center, respiratory center, git center,
vomiting center, yawning center and vasometer center
-posterior choroid plexus
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what is the brain stem made up of
mid brain, pons and medulla
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what is ras?
reticular activating center
- grey + white matter of spinal cord forms a net like structure
- connects the thalamus with the major nerves of spinal cord
- gatekeeper to consciousness
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what are the ventricles in brain?
4 fluid filled spaces of brain are called ventricles
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describe ventricles of brain
2 lateral ventricles called paracoel which open to 3rd ventricle thru the opening called foramen of munro or interventricular foramen
the 3rd ventricle then opens to 4th ventricle via cerebral aquiduct / aquiduct of sylvia / foramen of iter
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what are lateral , 3rd and 4th ventricles called?
paracoel, diecoel and metacoel
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where does the csf flow
to the central canal of spinal cord
| to sub arachnoid space
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how does csf flow to sub arachnoid space ?
through 3 aperatures present on roof of ventricle 2 lateral thru foramen of lushka 1 median thru foramen of megendie
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who makes csf?
anterior choroid plexus in epithalamus and posterior choroid plexus in medulla oblongata
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what does csf contain ?
glucose, urea, proteins, water, calcium, bicarbonate, magnesium, chloride
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function of csf
1) shock absorber
2) bouyancy
3) provides nutrition to the brain tissue
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outer part is ____
| inner part is ____ in spinal cord
white
| grey (h-shape)
