1responsible for higher mental functions
cerebral cortex
2sensory relay station
thalamus
3homeostasis, hunger, thirst,
hypothalamus
4balance, coordination
cerebellum
5control of some reflexes, homeostatic functions
brain stem
6myelinated axons
white matter
7neuronal cell bodies
grey matter
8white matter on the inside or outside of spinal cord?
outside
9what separates the left and right cerebral hemispheres?
longitudinal fissure
10frontal lobe responsibility
planning, movement, complex mental functions
11parietal lobe responsibility
integrating sensory information
12temporal lobe responsibility
hearing
13occipital lobe responsibility
vision
14insula responsibility
taste, viscera
15what is the sense that doesn’t pass through thalamus?
SMELL
16primary motor cortex…?
plans and executes movement, opposite side of body as brain
17primary sensory cortices….?
first regions to receive and process sensory input
18association areas…?
integrate information
19a defective Broca’s area would lead to…..?
expressive aphasia
20a defective wernicke’s area would lead to….?
receptive aphasia
21vestibular areas deal with……?
equilibrium and positional sensations
22taste is within the…..
gustatory complex
23behavior and personality are in the….
prefrontal cortex
24what connects the left and right hemispheres?
corpus callosum
25memory and learning are in what part of the limbic system?
hippocampus
26emotion, mostly fear are in what part of the limbic system?
amygdala
27what is the pituitary gland attached to?
hypothalamus
28how is the pituitary gland attached to the hypothalamus?
infundibulum
29what does the pituitary gland release?
antidiuretic hormone and oxytocin
30what connects the hypothalamus with the limbic system?
mammillary bodies
31what does the pineal gland secrete?
melatonin
32what is the branching white matter in the cerebellum called?
arbor vitae
33what do the superior and inferior colliculi do?
visual and auditory functions
34what is the corpora quadrigemina composed of?
inferior and superior colliculi
35name of the dark bodies in Parkinson’s?
substantial Nigra
36the corticospinal fibers decussate meaning…
they cross to the other side of the body
37what would damage to motor tracts of pons cause?
locked in syndrome, where no purposeful moevement is possible
38what are the three meninges?
dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater
39space between the inner side of cranial bones and the dura mater
epidural space
40whats in the subdural space?
serous fluid
41how many ventricles are there?
4
42where is majority of CSF manufactured?
Choroid plexuses
43inflammation of the meninges is called?
meningitis