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Brain Functions, Structures, Anatomy, Vestibular

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show Nucleus  
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Collection of Nuclei   show
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Layers of the Meninges (from outermost to innermost)   show
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show Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Production, Bouyancy/Protection, Removal of Waste  
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show Olfactory Bulb, Cerebrum, Thalamus, Hypothalamus  
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Lobes of the Cortex   show
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show Movement, Judgment, Impulse Control  
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show Sensory Processing, Movement  
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show Hearing, Language, Emotion  
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Occipital Lobe   show
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Location of Striatum   show
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Structures of the Striatum   show
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Caudate Function/Disorder   show
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show Function: Reward/Motivation, Disorder: Addictions  
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show Learning Location in Space (Spatial Learning), Stress Regulation  
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Thalamus Function   show
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show Sex, Eating, Stress  
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show Substantia Nigra, Inferior/Superior Colliculus, Ventral Tegmentum, Central Gray  
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Substantia Nigra Function/Disorder   show
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Inferior Colliculus (IS)   show
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show Vision  
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show Pain  
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Ventral Tegmentum   show
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Main structures of Hindbrain   show
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Cerebellum Function   show
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show Sleep/Wakefulness, Breathing, Blood Pressure, Digestion, Autonomic Functions  
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Structures involved in Reward/Motivation   show
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show 1) Synthesis of Neurotransmitters, 2) Storage (in vesicles), 3) Release into synapse (activated by action potential), 4) Receptor Activation, 5) Inactivation  
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Dominant form of neurotransmitter inactivation   show
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Dopamine Synthesis Pathway   show
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Dopamine disorders   show
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show Amphetamine (Used to treat ADD)  
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show D1) Stimulate post-synaptic neurons, D2) Inhibit post-synaptic neurons  
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Commonly prescribed antibiotic that caused destruction of vestibular system in case study   show
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show X-Axis (Pointing straight out from nose): Roll, Y-Axis (Ear to ear) - Pitch, Z-Axis (Top to bottom of head) - Yaw  
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show Developed Silver Stain (Stains 1 in 1000 Neurons)  
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show Utilized Golgi's Silver Stain to map nervous system  
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Contribution of Paul Broca   show
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show Discovered region responsible for SPEECH RECOGNITION  
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Broca's Aphasia   show
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Wernicke's Aphasia   show
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show Forebrain  
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Brain division that contains: Cerebrum   show
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Brain division that contains: Thalamus   show
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show Forebrain  
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show Striatum  
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show Striatum  
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Brain division that contains: Substantia Nigra   show
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show Midbrain  
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show Midbrain  
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show Midbrain  
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Brain division that contains: Cerebellum   show
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Brain division that contains: Pons/Medulla   show
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