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chap 11.

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Location of meninges?   membrane surrounding CNS  
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Function of meninges?   To protect the brain  
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Name the layers of meninges.   Dura meter, arachnoid and pia.  
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inner layer of meninges   Pia  
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Outer layer of meninges   Dura meter  
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Middle layer of meninges   Arachnoid  
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Location of the ventricles of the brain?   Within cerebral hemispheres and brainstem  
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name the 4 venticles of the brain?   1. lateral right2. Lateral left3.3rd4.4th  
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what is located within the ventricles of the brian?   Cerebral Spinal Fluid  
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Name the structure that connects the 3rd ventricle with the 4th ventricle?   Cerebral aqueduct  
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_______ _________ secrete cerebrospinal fluid.   choroid plexus  
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3 fuctions of the CSF?   1. provides nutrients2.supports3. maintain stable ion concentration  
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2 function of the spinal cord   1.center for spinal refleces2. conduit for nerve impulses to and from the brain  
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define reflex arc   automatic, subconcious responces to stimuli within or outside body  
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reflex arc drawing   receptor - CNS - effector  
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where is an impulse carried by an efferent neuron being carried to?   CNS  
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Where is an impulse carried by an afferent neuron being carried to?   Effector  
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List 3 reflex types?   1. monosynaptic reflex2. Withdraw reflex3. Crossed extensor reflex  
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Which type of reflex attempts to limit tissue damage?   Withdraw reflex  
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Which type of reflex helps maintain proper posture?   Monosynaptic  
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Which type of reflex crosses sensory impules to produce an opposite effect?   Crossed extensor reflex  
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____ tracts of the spinal cord carry impulses to the muscles and glands.   Asending  
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_____ tracts of the spinal cord carry impules to the brain for processing.   Desending  
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6 functions of the brain.   1. reasoning2. stores memory3. creates personality4. sensation5. perception6. coordinates mucsle movements  
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name the 5 major parts of the brain.   1. cerebrum2. basal nucleus3. diencephlon4. brainstem5. cerebellum  
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During brain development the brain begins development as 3 vesicles?   1. forebrain2. midbrain3. hindbrain  
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Contrast the longitudinal fissure and trasverse fissure.   long= up and down split.transverse= left and right <->  
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contrast convolutions and sulci   convoultions- bumpssulci= grooves  
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the ____ ______ connects the two hemispheres of the brain.   corpus collosum  
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Name the 5 lobes of the cerebral hemispheres   1. frontal2. temporal.3. parietal4. insula5. occipital  
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four functions of the cerebrum   1. interpret impulses2. initiating voluntary movements3. stores information4. reasoning  
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visual perception, emotions, music patterns, nonverbal tasks, and motor tasks   nondominant  
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speech, analytical and computational skills   dominant  
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voluntary eye movement   frontal eye field  
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motor area controls muscles needed for speech   Broca's area  
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Smell   parietal  
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taste   frontal  
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vision   occipital  
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touch   parietal  
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hearing   temporal  
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CSF is locatied in the what space?   subarachnoid  
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which motor area controls voluntary muscle movements?   motor areas  
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____ ____ are masses of gray matter deep in the cerebrum that pro. dopamine.   Basal Nuclei  
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functuon of the thalamus   gateway for sensory impules heading to cerebral cortex  
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diencephlon located?   above brainstem  
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function of hypothalamus   maintain homeostatic functions  
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function limbic system? and location   controls emotion, feeling, images. located various parts of CNS  
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3 parts of brain   midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata  
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function on pons.   reg. rate and depth of breathing  
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functions of medualla oblongata   nonvital reflex control center, respiratory center  
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slow wave sleep   restful, dreamless  
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REM   heartrate and resp. rates irregul.  
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cerebellum location   inferior to occipital lobe  
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functions of cerebellum 2   balance; corr. skeletal muscle activity.  
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