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neuroanatomy Flashcards

1
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basal ganglia

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modify movement- inhibitory

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2
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medial geniculate nucleus

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auditory nucleus of thalamus

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3
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edinger-westphal nucleus

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central visual pathway

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lateral geniculate nucleus

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visual nucleus of thalamus

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5
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nucleus of the solitary tract

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collects visceral sensory information from vagus - BP and gut distention

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reticular formation

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brainstem component that collects info from spinal cord- skin temp.

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suprachiasmatic nucleus

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circadian rhythms, lactation, sexual behaviour, feedind

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8
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medial pre-optic nucleus

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GnRH nucleus - releases GnRH

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supra-optic nucleus

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oxytocin and vasopressin

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10
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paraventricular nucleus

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CRH

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11
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anterior hypothalamic nucleus

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thermoregulation

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12
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venteromedial nucleus of hypothalamus

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satiety, sexual behaviour

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arcuate nucleus

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feeding, dopamine release

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14
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lateral nucleus of hypothalamus

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hunger and thirst- orexigenic

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dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus

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BP, HR

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16
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mammilary nuclei

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fear, anger, anterograde and retrograde amnesia

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mediobasal temporal lobe

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deja/jamais vu

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uncus

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primary olfactory cortex

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amygdala

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fear and anger

20
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Right DLPFC, amygdala, anterior cingulate

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depersonalisation

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fusiform gyrus

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prosopagnosia

22
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posterior superior temporal gyrus

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wernicke’s

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dorsolateral frontal lobe

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executive function

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accumbens

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addiction

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left inferior frontal

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speech

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Ventral tegmental area

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rewarding and aversive qualities of sensations

Neurons rich in dopamine project from this area to the nigrostriatal pathway.

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Anterior cingulate

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activated in tasks involving emotion, cognitive and motor tasks

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hippocampus

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Damage to this area bilaterally leads to an amnestic syndrome

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Nucleus basalis

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Major cholinergic site involved in pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s dementia.

30
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Locus Coeruleus

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Noradrenergic neurones

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orbitofrontal cortex

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change in personality with childlike behaviour and disinhibition.

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thalamus

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  1. translator of prethalamic inputs into readable form. 2. process and relay of sensory information selectively to the cerebral cortex. 3. regulation of sleep and wakefulness. 4. consciousness arousal, the level of awareness, and activity.
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Thalamic syndrome:

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contralateral hemianaesthesia, often accompanied by mood swings

34
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olivary nucleus- inferior

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finger-nose

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Wernickes

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Mamillary bodies

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Medial frontal cortex

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Aggression, mood changes, neurovegetative disturbances

37
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diencephalon

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Fluctuating attention, reduced consciousness

38
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apraxia

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non-dominant parietal

39
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tourettes

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caudate

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