hypothalamus Flashcards

1
Q

what is the hormone:
bonding, love, “feel good”
released during organism
nipple stimulation → milk let down from gland to duct
uterine contractions → cervical dilation, reduce size (↓ bleeding after delivery)

A

oxytocin

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2
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what is the hormone:
↑ secretion in winter (shorter days)
suppresses production of FSH/LH → ↓ libido in winter
↓ secretion in spring (sun) → ↑ libido, mate
follows circadian rhythm of suprachiasmatic nucleus (peak secretion at midnight, tapers during day)

A

melatonin

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3
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what secretes melatonin

A

pineal gland

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4
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amygdala inputs

A
limbic cortex
auditory + visualization association areas
parietal lobe
temporal lobe
occipital obe
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5
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amygdala outputs

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cortical areas of inputs
hippocampus - memory
thalamus
hypothalamus

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6
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what structure is responsible for:
signal to autonomic NS to control arterial blood pressure + HR
GI motility + secretion, defecation, urination
secretion of anterior pituitary hormones
eating: lick, chew, swallow
negative emotions: range, invasion of personal space, fear
sex response: erection, copulatory movements, ejaculation

A

amygdala

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7
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structures of limbic system

A
hippocampus
amygdala
fornix
mamillary bodies
cingulate gyrus
septal nucleus
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8
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structures of limbic system

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hippocampus
amygdala
fornix
mamillary bodies
cingulate gyrus
septal nucleus 
connected to pleasure centers (emotion), prefrontal cortex (executive function, personality, problem solving, inhibition of limbic system)
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9
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lesion of mammillary bodies causes

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Wernicke Korsakoff Syndrome

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10
Q

what causes:
amensia + confabulation
ataxia
nystagmus

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Wernicke Korsakoff Syndrome (lesion of mammillary bodies due to thiamine deficiency)

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11
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lesion of bilateral amygdala causes

A

Kluver-Bucy Syndrome

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12
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what causes:
hyperorality - eat solid objects
hypersexuality
disinhibition - no fear, lose focus
curiosity
docile
A

Kluver-Bucy Syndrome (lesion of bilateral amygdala, associated with HSV-1 in amygdala)

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13
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savage behavior + obesity result from stimulation

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dorsomedial nucleus

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14
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savage behavior + obesity result from damage

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ventromedial nucleus

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15
Q

stimulation leads to eating + destruction leads to anorexia

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lateral nuclei

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16
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stimulation leads to ADH (vasopressin) release + destruction results in diabetes insipidus

A

supraoptic nucleus

17
Q

the “master clock” for setting circadian rhythm

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suprachiasmatic nucleus

18
Q

responsible for sweating (cooling)

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anterior nucleus

19
Q

responsible for shivering (heating)

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posterior nucleus

20
Q

release of oxytocin, CRH, TRH

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paraventricular nuclei

21
Q

release hormones affected anterior pituitary

A

preoptic nucleus: GnRH
paraventricular nucleus: CRH, TRH
arcuate nucleus: pulsatile GnRH

22
Q

causes satiety and stimulated by leptin

A

ventromedial nucleus

23
Q

makes hungry and inhibited by leptin (satiety)

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lateral nucleus