brain pt 2 Flashcards

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parts of the brain

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 Brainstem, limbic system, cerebellum, cerebral cortex

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Parts of the brain stem

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Medulla, pons, reticular formation, and thalamus

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medulla

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 Controls heartbeat/breathing/involuntary movements needed for survival

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Pons/reticular formation

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Consciousness/coordinate movements/sleep

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thalamus

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Sensory control center (think of connecting flights)

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 Parts of the limbic system

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Hippo campus, amygdala, hypothalamus

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hippocampus

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Encodes, long-term memory

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Amygdala

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Linked to emotion, aggression, and fear

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hypothalamus

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Controls endocrine system 

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parts of cerebral cortex

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Frontal lobe, occipital, lobe, temporal lobe, parietal lobe

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Frontal lobe

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Controls emotions, impulse control, and personality
- Contains the motor cortex

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Occipital lobe

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Controls vision

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Temporal lobe

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Controls hearing

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parietal lobe

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Contains sensory cortex, which processes everything you sense

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Brokas area

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tongues and lips moving to talk (in frontal lobe)

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cerebral cortex

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controls motor movement

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steps in speaking

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Thalamus
Occipital lobe
Angular gyrus
Warnicke’s area
Brokas area
Motor cortex

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Homunculus

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The figure with big features based on how much space there is for that feature and you’re more motor and sensory cortex

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Nuroplasticity

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The ability to change function to other parts of the brain after an accident
ex. Get leg cut off —> the leg, part of friendly associates to something else

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Corpus callosum

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Send messages from each side of brain

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Left brained

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Organization
math
Logic
Speaking

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right brain

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Creativity
Music
Emotional things
Bigger picture

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Association areas

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we are all memories are stored throughout the cerebral cortex (cannot be mapped)

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stroke

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Blood clot in your brain (kills part of the brain)

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Lesion

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When part of the brain is damaged

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cerebellum

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balance and movement

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Warnicke’s area

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Make sure language makes sense, located in the temporal lobe