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blood brain barrier brain's mechanism to control components of lfuid
ventricles cavities that are filled with cerebrospinal fluid
4 regions of a spinal cord cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral
horns of the spinal cord that consist of gray matter dorsal, lateral, ventral
dorsal root formed by sensory (afferent) fibers from peripheral receptors
dorsal root ganglion formed by cell vodies of sensory fibers
ventral root house axons of somatic motor neurons and sympathetic motor nerves to visceral organs
spinal nerves formed through the union of the dorsal and ventral roots
white matter consists of dorsal fonicalus, lateral, ventrical
ascending tracts of white matter carry sensory infor concerning touch pressure temp pain. info from proprioceptors monitor stretch
descending tracts of white matter carry moto impulses from brain to spinal cord
vesicles of the brain telencephalon, diencephalon, mesencephalon, metencephalon, myelencephalon
cranial nerves olfactor, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear(auditory) glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory, hypoglossal
myelencephalon is composed of what and has what cranial nerves composed of medulla oblongata. 4 cn are glosspharyngeal, vagus, accessory, and hypoglossal
medulla is the what and contain sneclei that control what reflexes control center; coughing, sneezing, hiccuping, vomiting, sweating, swallowing
cardiac center affects autonomic control of heart rate
vasomotor center affects sympathetic control of vasoconstriction
respiratory center alters depth and frequency of respiration associate with sympathetic nervous system
metencephalon comprised by pons and cerebellum
pons relay station between cerebrum and medulla; cerebrum and cerebellum; neclei involved in respiration in pons
cerebellum external anatomy right and left cerebellar hemispheres; vermis connects 2 hemispheres
cerebellum internal anatomy external gray matter, arbor vitae; internal white matter that is shaped like a tree
functions of the cerebellum cruise control of body; responsible for coordination of coluntary movement, monitors brains intended motions with those that are actually occuring
what nerves arise from the mesencephalon oculomotor and trochlear
mesencephalon has 2 parts corpora quadrigemina and cerebral pedencles
corpora quadrigemina superior colliculi and inferior colliculi
superior colliculi located in gap between cerebrum and cerebellum, components of visual reflex centers
inferior colliculi located belowe the superior colliculi, involved in hearing reflex
diencephalon components thalamus, hypothalums, epithalamus
what ventricle lies within the diencephalon third ventricle
what is the epithalumas in the diencephalon roof over third ventricle, pineal gland extends from posterior section
thalamus relay center, nuclei has fibers to and from sections of the cerebral coretex
hypothalamus serves as body's thermostat, important in homeostatsis control center, contains several nuclei
main hypothalamic nuclei mammillary bodies - involved in eating reflex and behavior. infundibulum- stalk that connects to pituitary gland
telencephalon's three main integrative portions cerebral cortex, basal nuclei, limbic system
characteristics of the telencephalon white matter, interior and gray matter, exterior
lobes of the cortex of the telencephalon frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital, and insula
basal nuclei consists of gray matter, involved in control of motor movements, communicate with cerebral cortex in regulation
limbic system emotions brain; encircles the upper part of the brainstem, activity evokes emotional responses
fiber tracts connecting limbic system structures fornix and anterior commissure
cerebral structures of the limbic system cingulate gyrus, septal nuclei, amygdala, hippocampus, centate gyrus, parahippocampal gyrus
pre-central gyrus mottor associated area of pre-motor cortex sends info for dancing tying to the pre-central gyrus
special activites of cerebral cortex voluntary muscle activity; involves activity of motor association area and primary motor area
motor association area is active first in cerebral cortex controls learned muscle activity, sends impulses to primary motor area
primary motor area exons extend into spinal cored, fibers decussate, exhibits somatotopy; mapping of body in CNS
somatic sensation fibers decussate and receive sensory information
once somatic sensation receives sensory info what does is do postcentral gyrus displays somatotopy, large areas of cortex; greated innervation to body parts
special senses that are not represented in postcentral gyrus smell, vision, hearing/equllibrum, and taste
wernicke's area accumulates visual and auditory info
broca's area motor input to produce speech
association areas allow one to act on sensory info, enables on to associate different sensations with past experiences
lateralization of cerebrum left hemisphere-analytical side right hemisphere-artistic side
sympathetic structure thoracoumbar
parasympathetic structure crainosacral
PNS somatic and autonomic
CNS brain and spinal cord
autonomic sympathetic and parasympathetic
parasypathetic 3d's, rootdigest
sympathetic fight in flight
special sense vision, auditory, olfactin, gustatin, equillibrium
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