Limbic System ppt 23 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the limbic system involved in?

A

emotion, memory, attention, feeding, and mating behaviors.

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What is the limbic system comprised of?

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Parahippocampal Gyus
Cingulate Gyrus
Subcallosal Gyrus
Cingulum
Hippocampus
Amygdala
Septal Nuclei
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3
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Paper Circuit- MTCH

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Mamilary Bodies
Thalamus
Cingulate Cortex
Hippocampus

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4
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Function of the parahippocampus gyrus

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Spatial memory

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5
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Function of the cingulate

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HR bp attention and emotional processing

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6
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Function of Hippocampus

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Longterm Memory

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7
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Function of the Amygdala

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Anxiety
Agression
Fear Conditioning
Emotional Memory
Social cognition
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8
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Function of Mammilary body

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Memory

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9
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Function of the Nucleus accumbens

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Reward
ADDDICTION
dopa

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10
Q

Where is avoidance processed?

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lateral posterior hypothalamus,
dorsal midbrain
entorhinal cortex

Leave, Postpone hypothalamus
Dont Move
Evoid

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11
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What is motivation

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and internal signal the shapes voluntary behavior

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12
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Where is fear processed?

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Hypothalamus and Amygdala

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13
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Where is anxiety processed?

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Frontal part of temporal lobe. (T)remble

α2-GABAA receptors
Benzodiazepine act by increasing chloride

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14
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What is rage?

A

person looses temper in response to a minor stimulus.

Ventralmedial hypothalamus

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15
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Placidity

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meh. amygdaloid

bilateral- permentant placidity

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16
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Aggression

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Violent rage

Fight or flight response, rage & aggression are fighting behaviors that can be elicited by stimulation of hypothalamic & amygdala nuclei.

17
Q

Male Sexual Activity

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Lesion of neocortex inhibits sexual behavior.

Bilateral lesion of limbic system & destruction of amygdala- hypersexuality

18
Q

Female Sexual Activity

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Lesion of anterior hypothalamus abolishes sexual activity in animals.

19
Q

What is Kluver Busy Syndrome?

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Decreased aggression, visual agnosia. INCREASED SEXUALITY
hyperPhagia& hyperOrality.
Hypermetamorphosis

20
Q

Causes of Kluver Bucy in humans

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Bilateral surgical removal of temporal lobes
Cerebral atrophies
Meningoencephalitis due to toxoplasmosis, herpes simplex or AIDS.

21
Q

Damage to the Hippo or Amygdala cause by

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rarely occurs through vascular accidents.

likely cause: Trauma and infectious or toxic deficits or dysfunction involving limbic system structures.

22
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Lesion of hippo and amygdala

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deficits in short-term memory

Changes in emotionality, including feelings of fear, anxiety, aggression, and rage

Seizures