Basal ganglia Flashcards
Function limbic system?
Meaning on external world
Important memory and emotion
Learning
What connects limbic system?
Papez circuit
State 3 structures in limbic system?
1) Cingulate gyrus
2) Uncus
3) Amygdala
Function uncus?
Olfaction, emotions, memory
Label
What lobe is parahippocampal hyrus part of?
Temporal lobe
What is attached to fornix?
Column of fornix
What does cingulum body contain?
Association fibres
Function association fibres?
Connect diff area of cerebral cortex SAME hemisphere
What connects amygdala with hypothalamus?
Stria terminalis
What connects hippocampus to fornix?
Fimbria
Insula finction?
Risk-reward, pain
Coronal
Internal capsule grey or white matter?
White matter
Name 2 basal ganglia movement disorders?
1) Parkinsons- lack dopamine
2) Huntingtons- high lvls
What disease caused by lack dopamine
What disease caused high levels dopamine?
Parkinsons- lack
Huntingtons- excess
What seperates thalamus and lentiform nucleus?
Internal capsule
What structures in basal gangli?
Caudate nucleus
Putamen
Globus pallidus
Substatia nigra
Subthalamic nucleus
Name 2 input nuclei?
Name 3 intrinsic nuclei?
Name 2 output nuclei?
Input- caudate nucleus and putamen
Intrinsic- external globus pallidus, subthalamic, pars compact of substantia nigra
Output- Internal globus pallidus, pars reticula of sub nigra
What is globus pallidus divided into?
Internal and external
What is substantia nigra divided into?
Pars compacta
Pars reticularis
Label red?
Caudate nucleus
What seperates caudate nucleus and putamen?
Internal capsule
Label?
What structures from lentiform nucleus?
Globus pallidus
Putamen
What structure contains melanin?
Substatia nigra
Where is subthalamic nucleus located?
Below thalamus
Above SNR
Function basal gangli?
Refine movement
Reduce excitatory- prevent excessive movements
Emotional response
What is main vasculature basal gangli?
Middle cerebral artery- continuation ICA
What term do we use for the white matter that connects the cortex of the cerebral hemisphere to other structures?
Internal capsule
How do fibres of the olfactory nerve enter the cranium?
Fibres of olfactory nerve enter anterior cranial fossa through the foramina of the cribriform plate of ethmoid bone
What are the constituents that comprise the basal ganglia?
Consist of the caudate nucleus, putamen and globus pallidus, amygdala
Which brain structures constitute the Papez circuit and what is the main function(s) of this system
hippocampus, fornix, mammillary bodies,
cingulate gyrus, thalamus, cingulum and parahippocampal gyrus
Memory, emotions
Symptom parkinsons?
Slow movement
Muscle stiff- bent posture
Tremor