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dura mater
protects and encloses the brain
arachnoid
strings of tissue called trabeculae
pia mater
tightly adheres to surface of the cerebrum
cerebral cortex
sensory input and mediating cognitive proccesses
neocortex
development of speech and abstract reasoning
paleocortex
smell, memory, motivated behaviors
pyriform lobe
smell
olfactory bulb
smell
medial longitudinal fissure
divides cerebrum into right and left hemispheres
central fissure
runs laterally across cerebrum
precentral gyrus
motor functions, fine movements
postcentral gyrus
somatosensory cortex, recieves input from sensory receptors in the skin joints and muscles.
lateral fissure
dorsal to temporal lobe
superior temporal gyrus
auditory fuction
occipital lobe
visual function
parietal lobe
body sensations
temporal lobe
hearing, advanced visual processing, motivational and emotional behavior
frontal lobe
planning of movements, some memory, inhibition of inappropriate behaviors
pituitary gland
function & other name for it
synthesizes and releases hormones into the blood
hypophysis
pons
arousal, sleep, attention
cerebellum
control of movement/ balance
medulla
vital reflexes
spinal cord
ascending and descending nerve tracts
optic chiasm
point where the optic nerve come together
optic tract
carries visual information to brain
cerebral peduncle
houses nerve tracts that extend from spinal cord to cortex
pyramidal tract
carries motor nerves for muscle movement & motor behavior
ventricles
houses choroid plexus which produces the cerebral spinal fluid
thalamus
sensory relay station, collection of nuclei
massa intermedia
connects lobes of thalmus
hypothalamus
heart rate, blood pressure, water and food intake, sexual behavior, aggression
mammillary bodies
the nuclei of the hypothalmus
cingulate gyrus
connects frontal lobe with limbic structures
fornix
pathway for limbic system
pineal body
unknown - seasonal depression
tectum
superior colliculus: visual fuction
inferior colliculus: auditory fuction
tegmentum
cerbral aqueduct: connects 3rd and 4th ventricles
contains nuclei and portions of peticular formation
hippocampus
memory
amygdala
emotion
basal ganglia
voluntary motor responses
limbic system
4 Fs
globus pallidus
located lateral to thalamus
striatum
contains putamen and caudate nuclei
tegmentum
floor of midbrain
substantia nigra
contains dopamine secreting neurons, sensorimotor system
red nucleus
sensorimotor system