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Brain and Behavior Changes Flashcards

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one of the most important systems in our body because it is the main control and coordination system of the body

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Nervous system

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It manages the voluntary and involuntary processes, especially during learning.

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Nervous system

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Nervous system is divided into two major parts which are:

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Central nervous system and Peripheral nervous system

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Both cns and pns are responsible for

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Transmitting and and receiving information throughout the body

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Both cns and pns are responsible for

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Transmitting and and receiving information throughout the body

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Central nervous system parts

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Brain and spinal cord

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Peripheral nervous system can be divided into

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Autonomic nervous system and Sumatic nervous system

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Autonomic nervous system is divided into
two parts which are:

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Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous system

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9
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connects the brain and the peripheral nervous system

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Spinal cord

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10
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carries messages to and from the CNS

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Peripheral nervous system

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controls voluntary muscle movement and transmits sensory information to the CNS

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Somatic nervous system

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controls involuntary body functions

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Autonomic nervous system

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13
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arouses body to release energy

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sympathetic nervous system

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14
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calms body to maintain and conserve energy

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Parasympathetic nervous system

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Relatively small structure weighing 1400 grams and is only 2% of the total body weight.

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Brain

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The brain is made up of 3 major components, which are:

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Cerebrum, cerebellum, and Brainstem

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Skull or meninges or covering has three parts which are:

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Dura mater
Pia meter
Arachnoid

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outermost tough menynx

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Dura mater

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innermost menynx

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Pia mater

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lies between the two meninges; within the brain cavities which contains a fluid

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Arachnoid

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Arachnoid lies between the two meninges; within the brain cavities, which contains this fluid

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Cerebrospinal fluid

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Part of the neural tube between the cerebral hemispheres and the spinal cord

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Brainstem

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23
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The brainstem is made up of 4 neural structures which are:

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Pons, medulla, midbrain, and interbrain

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●Lies above the spinal cord
●The lowest part of the brainstem
●Concerned with regulating breathing, heartbeat, blood circulation.

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Medulla or myelencephalon

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●Lies above the medulla
●Front of the cerebellum
●Plays a part in sleep, dreaming, left body coordination and arousal

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Pons or metencephalon

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Interbrain or limbic system (diencephalon) consists of two parts:

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Thalamus and Hypothalamus

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Part of the limbic system located in the centre of the brain

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Thalamus

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Relay sensory information from the lower part of the brain to the proper areas of the cortex

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Thalamus (inner chamber )

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Temperature regulation and emotional behaviour

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Thalamus

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●Superior to the pons
●Smallest and least differentiated structure of the brainstem
●Involves in the regulation of walking, posture, reflexes from head and eye movements.

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Midbrain (mesencephalon)

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Regulates Eating, drinking, and sexual behaviours

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Hypothalamus

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Regulation of stress response and
Deals with emergency situations

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Hypothalamus

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Regarded as the pleasure center as well as stress center

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Hypothalamus

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Closely interconnected with the hypothalamus

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Limbic system

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Also exert additional over some instinctive behaviour already under the regulation of hypothalamus and brainstem

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Limbic system

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Lies between the thalamus and the cortex

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Hippocampus or sea horse

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Plays a crucial role in long term memories and the storage of memories

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Hippocampus/ sea horse

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Control of appetitive, sexual, and aggressive behaviour

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Amygdala or almond

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Storehouse of emotional memories

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Amygdala or almond

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Life without amygdala is not a life stripped of personal meaning

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False

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Located at the back of the pons and medulla
Concerned with control and coordinates voluntary, rapid, fine motor movements

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Cerebellum

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Also involved in muscle tone, and maintaining equilibrium

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Cerebellum

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Uppermost and expanded structure of the neural tube

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Cerebrum

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Uppermost and expanded structure of the neural tube

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Cerebrum

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Two layers of the cerebrum

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Cerebral cortex and medulla oblongata

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•Also known as the outer layer of the cerebrum
•Also called the gray matter
•Processing of information

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Cerebral cortex

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●Also known as the inner part of the cerebrum
●Also called as the white matter
●Transfer of information

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Medulla oblongata

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●Also known as the inner part of the cerebrum
●Also called as the white matter
●Transfer of information

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Medulla oblongata

49
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LEFT SIDE OF THE BRAIN:
13 functions

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Speaking
Reading
Writing
Listening
Grammar
Number skills
Computation skills
Analyzing information
Reasoning
Logic
Sequential thinking
Time awareness
Controls right side of the body

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LEFT SIDE OF THE BRAIN:
12 functions

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Speaking
Reading
Writing
Listening
Grammar
Number skills
Computation skills
Analyzing information
Reasoning
Logic
Sequential thinking
Time awareness
Controls right side of the body

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RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN:
12 functions

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Organizing information
Abstract
Context
Spatial relationship
Visual information
Facial recommendation
Intuition
Imagination
Emotion
Detecting motion
music and art awareness
Controls left side of the body

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RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN:
12 functions

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Organizing information
Abstract
Context
Spatial relationship
Visual information
Facial recommendation
Intuition
Imagination
Emotion
Detecting motion
music and art awareness
Controls left side of the body

53
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Injuries on the left side of the brain can cause:

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Difficulty understanding spoken and written language
Difficulty expressing spoken and written language
Changes in speech
Verbal memory issues
Impaired logic
Sequencing difficulties

54
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Injuries on the right side of the brain can cause:

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Impairments of attention
Left neglect
Memory issues
Decreased awareness of deficits
Loss of big picture thinking
Altered creative or music perception

55
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-primitive behaviors

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Central core

56
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emotional and sequential activities

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Limbic system

57
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higher mental processes

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Cerebrum

58
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higher mental processes

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Cerebrum

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