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Southeastern Institute A&P 9. Central Nervous System

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Central Nervous System (CNS)   Make up of Brain and Spinal Cord, Protected by meninges and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)  
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Meninges   Protective connective tissue covering in the central nervous system  
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Pia Mater   Innermost layer of meninges  
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Subarachnoid   Space between meninges filled with CSF  
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Arachnoid   Middle layer of meninges  
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Subdural   Space between meninges  
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Dura Mater   Outer most layer of meninges  
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Epidural   Between dura mater & vertebral canal  
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Cerebrospinal Fluid   Supplies CNS w/ oxygen and nutrients, Carries away waste, Shock absorber, Formed in choroids plexus in brain ventricles  
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Spinal Cord   Exits skull through foramen magnum, Goes to L2, Conveys sensory and motor information  
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Sulci   Grooves of the brain  
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Gyri   Ridges of the brain  
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Fissures   Sulci deep enough to divide brain into hemispheres  
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Cerebrum   Largest part of brain which is divided into lobes  
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Frontal Lobe   Motor output, Cognition, Speech production, Broca’s area in left hemisphere  
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Corpus Callosum   Fibrous bundles connecting the 2 hemispheres  
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Cerebral Cortex   Thin gray layer on outer portion of brain  
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Parietal Lobe   Somatosensory, Skin and muscle, Taste  
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Temporal Lobe   Auditory, Olfactory, Wernicke’s - language comprehension in left hemisphere  
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Occipital Lobe   Visual input  
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Right Hemisphere   Controls left side of body, Perception of nonspeech auditory sounds, Melodies, laughing, crying, coughing, Better at spatial relationships  
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Left Hemisphere   Controls right side of body, Language – reception and expressive, Some skilled and general hand movements, Gestering  
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Beta Brain Waves   Wakeful and mental activity  
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Alpha Brain Waves   Relaxed and nonattentive  
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Theta Brain Waves   Drowsiness, dream like, collective unconscious, out-of-body  
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Delta Brain Waves   Deep sleep  
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Diencephalon   Center of brain that contains thalamus & hypothalamus  
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Thalamus   80% of diencephalon, Sensory info to cerebrum  
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Hypothalamus   Regulates ANS & endocrine by governing pituitary gland  
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Cerebellum   Cauliflower shaped, Posterior and inferior to cerebrum, 2nd largest part of brain, Muscle tone, Coordinates complex movements, Regulates posture and balance  
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Brainstem   Continuous with spinal cord, made up of midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata  
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Midbrain   Nerve impulses from cerebrum to pons, Sensory impulses from spinal cord to thalamus, Controls movement of eyes, head and neck in response to visual and auditory stimulus  
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Pons   Nerve impulse back & forth in cerebellum, Helps control breathing  
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Medulla Oblongata   Most inferior part of brainstem, Sensory and motor between spinal cord and brain,cross-over fibers that switch hemispheres vs. body, Respiratory center, Cardiovascular center, Vasomotor center, 5 pairs of cranial nerves branch from here  
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Blood-Brain Barrier   Semipermeable wall of blood capillaries, Thick basement membrane & neuroglia, Prevent or slow down some chemical compounds & disease causing organisms into brain  
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Considered most vital part of brain   Medulla Oblongata  
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