brain lab Flashcards
whats commisural fibres, association fibres, projection fibres
connects left and right side of brain (eg: corpus callosum)
connects front and back
(arcuate fasiculus)
connects up and down
(internal capsule)
whats lateral ventricle
has choroid plexus to produce csf
function of cingulate gyrus
above the corpus callosum and processes and regulates emotions
what does oculomotor nerve do
moves eyes
what are cerebral peduncles
part of midbrain and are vital for transmitting motor and sensory information between the brain and spinal cord
whats cerebral aquaduct
connects 3rd and 4th ventricles and allows csf to flow
whats calcarine sulcus
contains primary visual cortex
thalamus function
filters out uneccessary info to cortex and gets info from periphery
what are the 2 colliculi
superior - sight reflex
inferior - sound reflex
what part of brain does ipsilateral control
cerebellum (controls one side of body)
whats in hindbrain
cerebellum, pons, medulla
whats in midbrain
colliculi, cerebral aquaduct, cerebral peduncles
whats in brainstem
midbrain + pons + medulla. For information passing between the brain and the spinal cord
what only occurs in dominant hemisphere (language associated)
exners - controls hand for writing
brocas area
wernickes area
smagla and agla
whats grey matter
where cell bodies of neurons are (where neurons synapse)
all basal ganglia is grey matter