Exam 3 - Section 1 (10/25) Flashcards
_________ : functions of parts of the brain
Anatomy
_________ : effects of neurotransmitters and
hormones on brain processes
Biochemistry
Parts of _________
– Dendrites
– Axons
nerves
Types of nerves:
– Afferent nerves
– _________ nerves
– Interneurons
Efferent
Types of nerves:
– _________ nerves
– Efferent nerves
– _________
- Afferent
- Interneurons
If its important for mood, its important for _________
personality
_________ nerves - Send information down to CNS
Efferent
_________ - Controls response to stimulus, environment, stress response, anxiety response
CNS
CNS - Controls response to stimulus, _________, stress response, _________ response
- environment
- anxiety
_________ nervous system - Responds to stress, emergency situations
-Increases blood pressure, heart rate, dilates eyes
Sympathetic
Sympathetic nervous system - Responds to stress, _________ situations
-Increases blood pressure, _________, dilates eyes
- emergency
- heart rate
_________ nervous system - Calms you down, relaxes blood vessels, slows heart rate
Parasympathetic
Parasympathetic nervous system - Calms you down, _________ blood vessels, slows _________
- relaxes
- heart rate
_________ controls Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous systems
CNS
CNS includes:
- _________ system - hormone system
- _________
- Adrenal
- Spine
_________ nerves - bring information up to your brain from the CNS
Afferent
Afferent nerves - bring information up to your _________ from the _________
- brain
- CNS
_________ - between neurons, allow them to talk to each other
Interneurons
Interneurons - between neurons, allow them to _________ to each other
talk
Responstivity -
Someone who is very jumpy has a more _________ nervous system
-reactive
_________ = regulates emotional responses
Amygdala
_________ = receives and processes hormones and neurotransmitters
Hypothalamus
Hypothalamus = receives and processes hormones and _________
neurotransmitters
_________ - Secretes lots of hormones
Hypothalamus
_________ = executive function - cognition
Frontal lobe (frontal cortext)