B7-061 Thalamus, Hypothalamus Flashcards

1
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separates the thalamic nuclei into regions

A

internal medullary lamina

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2
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thalamic nucleus that gets primary somatosensory information from the body

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ventral posterolateral

VPL = Vibration Proprioception Light touch

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thalamic nucleus that gets primary somatosensory information from the face

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ventral posteromedial

VPM= Very Pretty Makeup for face

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4
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thalamic nucleus responsible for vision

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lateral geniculate nucleus

L=lateral=light

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5
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thalamic nucleus responsible for hearing

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medial geniculate nucleus

M=medial=music

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6
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thalamic nucleus that receives input from the medial lemniscus, spinothalamic tracts

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VPL

Vibration, Pain, Light touch = VPL

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7
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thalamic nucleus that receives input from the trigeminal lemniscus, trigenimothalamic tract, and gustatory inputs

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VPM

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8
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thalamic nucleus that receives input from the optic tract

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LGN

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9
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thalamic nucleus that receives input from the inferior colliculus

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MGN

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10
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2 prominent motor nuclei that live within the thalamus

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ventral anterior
ventral lateral

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11
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thalamic nucleus that receives information from the Papez circuit

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anterior

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12
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the medial dorsal nucleus of the thalamus is part of the […] system

A

limbic

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13
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thalamic nucleus that is a major motor relay nucleus between the cerebellum and primary motor cortex

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ventrolateral nucleus

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14
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thalamic motor nucleus important to the feed forward system into cerebellum for smoothing movements

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ventrolateral nucleus

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15
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thalamic nucleus that receives input from the basal ganglia and projects widely to the frontal eye fields and premotor motor cortex in the frontal lobe

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ventral anterior nucleus

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16
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2 thalamic nuclei part of the limbic circuit

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mediodorsal
anterior

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17
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thalamic nucleus that modulates the activity of the other thalamic nuclei

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reticular nucleus

(doesn’t have reciprocal connections with thalamus)

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18
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functions of the hypothalamus [4]

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Homeostasis
Endocrine
Autonomic
Limbic

HEAL

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19
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thalamic nuclei that receives input from the tectum and has widespread connections

thought to help orient toward relevant visual stimuli

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pulvinar

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20
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the neurohypophyseal system of the hypothalamus involves what two nuclei?

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supraoptic
paraventricular

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21
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the neurohypophyseal system of the hypothalamus goes to the […] pituitary

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posterior

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22
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which hypothalamic nuclei release oxytocin and vasopressin?

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supraoptic
paraventricular

(neurohypophyseal system)

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23
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the tuberoinfundibular system of the hypothalamus involves what two nuclei?

A

arcuate
periventricular

24
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the tuberoinfundibular system of the hypothalamus goes to the […] pituitary

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neurons release releasing factors that act on the anterior pituitary cells, which will release other substances into the bloodstream
the tuberoinfundibular system of the hypothalamus
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neurons in the [...] nucleus of the hypothalamus sense temperature
anterior
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which hypothalamic nucleus responds to warm temperatures?
anterior | Anterior Cools = A/C
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which hypothalamic nucleus responds to cold temperatures?
posterior
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which hypothalamic nucleus responds to a change in the body's set temperature point?
preoptic
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which hypothalamic nucleus reduces food intake when stimulated?
ventromedial
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lesions in [...] produce overeating and obesity
ventromedial nucleus of hypothalamus (no longer produces feeling of satiety)
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which hypothalamic nucleus increases food intake when stimulated?
lateral
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lesions in the [...] produce anorexia
lateral nucleus of hypothalamus (no longer produces desire to eat)
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which hypothalamic nucleus regulates circadian rhythm?
suprachiasmatic
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which hypothalamic nucleus responds to thirst?
supraoptic via ADH anterior nucleus involved in coordinating drinking
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descending control of preganglionic, parasympathetic and sympathetic neurons is via the [...] nucleus of the hypothalamus
paraventricular
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which hypothalamic nucleus regulates autonomic function?
paraventricular
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responds to heat
anterior hypothalamus
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responds to cold
posterior hypothalamus
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receives input from the mammilary bodies for memory formation
anterior nucleus | of thalamus
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auditory relay nucleus
medial geniculate
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receives visual information from the retina and projects to the primary visual cortex
lateral geniculate
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stimulation of the [...] results in increased eating
lateral nucleus
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lesion causes anorexia
lateral nucleus
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responsible for sweating
anterior nucleus
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responsible for regulating growth hormone
arcuate nucleus
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regulates circadian rhythm
suprachiasmatic
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secrete vasopressin and oxytocin
supraoptic/paraventricular
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part of the RAS system that regulates alertness
reticular nucleus
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does not have a connectivity pattern typical of other thalamic nuclei
reticular nucleus
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receives general sensory information and projects it widely to the cortex
pulvinar
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thalamic motor nucleus with connection to motor cortex
VA
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somatosensory relay nucleus
VPL
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visual relay nucleus
lateral geniculate | lateral=light(vision)
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hypothalamus projects to the [...] cell column to regulate fight/flight responses
intermediolateral