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BIO201 - Ch 12 - Central Nervous System - Marieb/Hoehn - Rio Salado - AZ

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show Elaboration ofthe rostral (anterior) portion of CNS  
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show Neural Tube  
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The brain forms __ & spinal cord develops from __ portion of neural tube.   show
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3 primary brain vesicles   show
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Encephalo   show
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show Primary vesicles divide into 5 secondary vesicles  
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show Telencephalon which sprouts 2 latteral swellings @ 5 wks.  
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show outer layer of brain consisting of neuron cell bodies.  
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Hollow ventricular chambers are filled w/__ & lined with __.   show
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show Foramen of Monro - channel that allows communication between lateral ventricles & 3rd ventricle.  
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show Canal-like structure linking 3rd & 4th ventricle.  
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The 4th ventricle is continuous w/__.   show
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show The subarachnoid space - fluid-filled space surrounding brain.  
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show Gyri, sulci, fissures.  
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Longitudinal fissure   show
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show Separates cerebral hemispheres from cerebellum.  
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Name the 5 lobes of each hemisphere.   show
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show Anterior cranial fossa  
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show Cerebral Cortex  
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show Neuron cell bodies, dendrites, glia & blood vessels, but NO FIBER TRACTS.  
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show Domains  
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show Motor, sensory, & association  
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show Interneurons  
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show Central Sulcus  
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Primary motor corex located where?   show
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show Lg. neurons that allow us to consciously control voluntary movements of skeletal muscles - long axons.  
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The entire body is represented spatially in the __.   show
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show Mapping of body in CNS structures (motor homunculus).  
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show Controls learned motor skills - repetitious-memory bank for skilled motor activities.  
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Broca's Area   show
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Frontal eye field   show
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show resides in postcentral gyrus of parietal lobe - re. info from somatic sensors - spacial discrimination.  
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Spacial discrimination   show
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show Integrates sensory inputs relayed to it by primary somatosensory cortex & associates it to produce understanding.  
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Primary visual (striate) cortex   show
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Visual association area   show
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Primary auditory cortex   show
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show "perceives" sound stimulus using sound memories.  
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Olfactory (smell) cortex   show
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Gustatory (taste) cortex   show
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Visceral sensory area   show
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Vestibular (equilibrium) cortex   show
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show Where sensations, thoughts, & emotions become conscious & makes us what we are.  
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Multimodal association areas - 3 parts   show
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Anterior association area   show
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show Prefrontal cortex  
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show Large area - temporal, parietal, & occipital - recognized patterns, faces, etc. - Wernicke's area here - language.  
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show Cingulate & parahippocampal gyrus, & hippocampus - emotional impact - danger - memories.  
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Lateralization   show
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Left hemisphere   show
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show Visual-spatial skills, intuition, emotion, creativity.  
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show Responsible for communication between cerebral areas & cortex & lower CNS centers. Myelinated fibers bundled into large tracts.  
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Fibers & tracts have 3 classification directions.   show
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Commissures   show
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Corpus Callosum   show
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show Connect different parts of same hemisphere.  
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Projection Fibers   show
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Internal Capsule   show
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show Regulate attention & cognition - Caudate nucleus, putamon, & globus pallidus - collection of nerve bodies in CNS  
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Where does Parkenson's hit?   show
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show Central core of forebrain - thalamus, hypothalamus, & epithalamus.  
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Thalamus   show
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What is known as the "gateway to the cerebral cortex?"   show
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Pons   show
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Midbrain   show
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show Most highly developed region - includes cerebrum, olfactory bulbs, thalamus, & hypothalamus.  
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Cerebrum   show
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Hypothalamus   show
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show Pineal gland here - regulates sleep-wake cycle.  
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Brain Stem   show
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Cerebral peduncles   show
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show Vagus  
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show Cerebellum  
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__ is major coordinating center for sensory signal.   show
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show Sensory relay switchboard - coordinates sensory imput & relays signals to cerebrum.  
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Hypothalamus   show
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Reticular Formation   show
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Limbic System   show
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Cerebellum   show
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show Hindbrain, midbrain & forebrain.  
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show Medulla oblongata, cerebellum, & pons - relfex center for respiration, blood circ., coughing.  
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Superior Colliculi   show
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show Auditory relay to sensory cortex - startle reflex  
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show High content of melanin - dopamine released here.  
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show Inferior part of brain stem - autonomic reflex center - cardiac, respiratory, vomiting, swallowing, sneezing, etc.  
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Cerebellar hemispheres connected medially by __.   show
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Anterior & posterior lobes of cerebellum __.   show
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show Ipsilateral - from & to same side of body  
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show direct  
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show Muscle tone & clumsy, unsure movements.  
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Limbic System   show
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show Loosely clustered neurons - extend length of brain stem - maintains alert wakefulness, muscle coordination - RAS  
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Reticular Activating System (RAS)   show
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show 8-13 Hz  
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show 14-30 Hz  
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Theta Waves   show
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show 4hz or less - During sleep & anesthesia - indicate brain damage when awake.  
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show Petit Mal - mild seizures - face goes blank.  
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Tonic-clonic seizures   show
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Vagus Nerve Stimulator   show
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show Fainting or syncope.  
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In coma oxygen use is always __ normal.   show
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__ activity is depressed during sleep, but not __ functions.   show
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show Greater  
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Most nighmares & night terrors occur during __.   show
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show RAS  
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show Unconsciousness  
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show Midbrain reticular formation  
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show Forms a loose brain covering.  
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Pia Mater   show
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show 97% - by floating it.  
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CFS (cerebrospinal fluid) formed from __.   show
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show Accumulating CSF fluid on brain - must be shunted off.  
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show Tight junctions between capillary endothelial cells thatmake them the least permeable capillaries in body.  
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show Ricocheting effect as brain hits skull in accident.  
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The blood-brain barrier is ineffective against __.   show
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Severe brain stem contusions always cause __.   show
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show Strokes  
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show Deprivation of blood supply to a tissue.  
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Hemiplegia   show
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show Dissolves blood clots in the brain.  
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show Hyperkinetic manifestation due to too much dopamine.  
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show Caudal portion.  
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Alar plate neuroblasts become __.   show
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show Motor neurons (ventral)  
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Dorsal root ganglia contain __.   show
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show L1 & L2  
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Conus Medullaris   show
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show Anchors spinal cord to coccyx.  
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Why does spinal cord enlarge in cervical & lumbar areas?   show
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__ pairs of spinal nerves attach to cord by paired roots.   show
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Each nerve exits from column via the __.   show
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show Anterior median fissue & posterior median sulcus.  
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show Core, outside  
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show Cross-bar of gray matter connecting internal gray masses of spinal canal - encloses central canal.  
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show Thoracic & superior lumbar segments of cord - autonomic.  
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show Multipolar  
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show Interneurons  
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show Somatic motor neurons.  
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show Dorsal roots of spinal cord.  
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show Cell body in ganglion-conduct impulses from skin to spinal cord or brain stem & synapse w/2nd order.  
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Second-order Neurons   show
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show Cell body in thalamus-conduct to somatosensory cortex of cerebrum.  
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show Lou Gehrig's disease - destruction of ventral horn motor neurons & pyramidal tract.  
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show 4  
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show Broca's & Wernicke's area.  
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show Persistant increase in synaptic strength.  
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From external to internal, the meninges are:   show
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show "Tough Mother" - strongest meninx - surrounds brain.  
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show Sensory neurons, interneurons, & motor neurons.  
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show Collect & relay info about stimuli to spinal cord & brain.  
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show In the spinal cord & brain - receive & process sensory input & send signals to other neurons.  
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Motor neurons   show
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