Forebrain Flashcards by cate Kananen

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thalamus

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sensory relay

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hypothalamus

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neuroendocrine function

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subthalamus

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basal ganglia

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epithalamus

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limbic/circadian rhythm

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pineal gland

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circadian rhythms, brain sand (melatonin release)

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habenula

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correlation center for olfactory stimuli

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fxn of mammillary body

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receives fibers for the fornix

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frontal cortex

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thinking and planning

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parietal cortex

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sensory and integration

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occipital cortex

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visual info

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temporal cortex

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auditory and memory

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cingulate cortex

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limic, emotion

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insular cortex

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taste

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posterior commissure is important in

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pupillary light reflex

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striatum

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movement

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globus pallidus

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movement

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nucleus accumbens

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reward, pleasure, laughter, addiction, aggression, fear

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hippocampus

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memory

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septal nuclei

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memory

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amygdala

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rage and aggression and emotional learning

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the central sulcus seperates the

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frontal versus parietal

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wernike’s area

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inferior to the lateral sulcus (part of superior frontla gyrus)

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where is limbic cortex

A

orbital gyrus