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st Term Structures 2 nd Term Structures More 1 st Term Structures More 2 nd Term Structures Random Structures

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Lateral Ventricle Flow of Cerebral Spinal Fluid

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Postcentral Gyrus Primary Somatosensory Cortex

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Cerebellum Coordination of voluntary movement, balance, equilibrium, & muscle tone

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Thalamus/Massa Intermedia Process and relay of sensory information to cortex (Except smell)

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Cingulate Gyrus Pain sensation, Planning movement, & Visceral response to emotion

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Fornix Memory & Eating control

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Caudate Nucleus Inhibitory control of movement

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Amygdala Emotional tags, memory, & motivation

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Claustrum Anterior = Pain Centre Posterior = Language

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Hippocampus Emotion, motivation, navigation via cognitive maps, learning, & long term memory

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Spinal Cord Comprises the CNS along with the brain – relay of sensory info from periphery

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Rhinal/Lateral Fissure Divides the temporal lobe from the parietal lobe and the frontal lobe

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Medulla Oblongata Control of vegetative processes: Heartbeat, blood pressure, breathing, & consciousness

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Trapezoid Body Contains interneurons responsible for sound localization

What are the parts of the Telencephalon?

Cerebral cortex, Basal ganglia, Limbic system, & Riencephalon

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Mammillothalamic Tract Connects the thalamus and the mammilary bodies

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Putamen Posture control

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Red Nucleus Movement of distal muscles & input from the motor cortex and cerebellum

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Reticular Formation Controls breathing, heart beat, blood pressure, swallowing, urination, sleep & wakefulness, etc…

What is the function of the Raphe Nucleus?

Serotonin release & slow wave sleep

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Pons Connects medulla to midbrain & contains corticospinal tract

“That thing inside your skull”

Brrrrrrain

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Olfactory Bulbs Receive input from olfactory nerves and relays it to amygdala and primary auditory cortex

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Pyramidal Tract Mediates voluntary movement & location of decussation of motor control

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Pineal Body Endocrine functions, melatonin production and release, & circadian rhythms. May also suppress gonad development

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