week 4 lab Flashcards
(53 cards)
what are the primary conscious motor crotexes
post-cruciate gyrus and pre-cruciate gyrus (before and after cruciate sulcus)
what is the premotor and motor area that also does behavior
frontal lobe (area rostral to, and including, the post cruciate gyrus)
what is the conscious somatosensory area (pain, proprioception, touch, temperature) and behavior area
parietal lobe
where is the pareital lobe
area from the frontal lobe to approximately 1/3 distance to transverse fissure
what is the lobe for conscious sight and sight association; behavior
occipital lobe
where is the occipital lobe located
parietal lobe to tansverse fissure
what lobe is conscious hearing and major behavior area
temporal lobe
where is the temporal lobe?
the lateral side of hemisphere
behavior is unique to the
entire forebrain
where is the neopallium
dorsal to the lateral rhinal sulcus
where is the paleopallium
ventral to the lateral rhinal sulcus
what is the smell brain; where a lot of smell association occurs
paleiopallium
what is the lob for conscious smell and smell association; also behavior
piriform lobe
what sulcus helps you get oriented when looking for temporal lobe
sylvian sulcus
where are the neruons of olfactory nerve located
in olfactory bulb
what part functions in balance and equilibrium
flocculus
where is the flocculus
most lateral small parts of each hemisphere
what separates the cerebellum into rostral and caudal lobes
primary fissure
what is located between flocculuses
nodulus
where are the transverse pontine fibers located
in the metencephalon
what is the middle cerebellar peduncle
continuation of transverse pontine above CN V
what is the choroid plexus of 4th ventricle
contains lateral aperture for CSF release into subarachnoid
lateral olfactory tract travels to
piriform lobe
optic chiasma is right at transition of
PNS into CNS
