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TermDefinition
• Basilar anteriorly located, contains predominantly motor structures although some sensory tracts; cerebral peduncles
tegmentum posteriorly located to the basilar conraints sensory nuclie and tracts
tectum posterior to tegmentum in the midbrain, eye and auditory
lateral xone sensory and cortical input
medial zone regulates vital functions and somatic motor activity
midline zone adjusts transmission of pain information
pedunculopontine nucleus acetecholoyne, signals to thalamus and cerebrum
locus ceruleus norepinephrine, wakefulness, movement
medial reticular zone epi/noepi, movement control
raphe nuclei seritonin, pain, mood, anxiety reduction
ventral tegmental area dopamine/motor control/behavior
medulla does what cotrols eye and head movements, swallowing, regulates heart
pons: processes motor information from the cerebral cortex
midbrain relays (superior) visual, auditory, controls body movements
outer layer/ Molecular layer cell dendrites/internuerons
middle layer purjinkile cell bdoes
inner layer golgi cells
inner corticle region white matter
outer coricle region grey matter with three layers
Cerebrocerbellum (Lateral hemisphere) distal,fine,and volentary movements
Vestibulocerebellum (Flocculonodular lobe): balance and equilibrium
Created by: ecoesfeldd
 

 



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