thalamic and hypothalamic nuclei Flashcards

1
Q

lateral area of the hypothalamus is in charge of?

A

hunger

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2
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if you lesion your lateral hypothalamus you…

A

lose weight laterally (bc lateral hypothal = hunger —-> now you have anorexia)

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3
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the ventromedial area of the hypothal. is in charge of?

A

satiety

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4
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if you lesion the ventromedial hypothal you…

A

grow in the ventral and medial areas, bc the ventrolat. region = satiety, so if you lesion it you get hyperphagia

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5
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  1. the anterior hypothalamus is in charge of…

2. it is under what type of innervation?

A
  1. cooling 2. Parasympathetic
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6
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  1. The posterior hypothalamus is in charge of…

2. it is under what type of innervation?

A
  1. heating

2. sympathetic

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7
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the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the hypothalamus is in charge of…

A

circadian rhythms… SLEEP!!! (to be “charismatic” you need sleep)

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8
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the posterior pituitary is also called what?

A

the neurohypophesis

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9
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the posterior pituitary receives what hypothalamic projections/peptides for storage?

A
  1. from the supraoptic nuclei (ADH)

2. from the paraventricular nuclei (oxytocin)

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10
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the anterior pituitary is also called…

A

the adenohypophesis

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11
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The 7 function of the hypothalamus

A

TAN HATS

  1. Thirst/H20 reg.
  2. Adenohypophesis control (ant pit)
  3. Neurohypophesis releases hormones produced in the hypothalamus (oxytocin and ADH)
  4. Hunger
  5. Autonomic regulation
  6. Temperature regulation
  7. Sexual urges
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12
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2 input regions to the hypothalamus?

A
  1. OVLT (senses change in osmolarity —> ADH)

2. area postrema (responds to emetics)

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13
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What is the input into the VPL of the thalamus?

A

spinothalamic and dorsal columns/medial lemniscus

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14
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what information comes into the VPL of the thalamus?

A

pain, temp, pressure, touch, vibration and proprioception

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15
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the information from the VPL of the thalamus is headed where?

A

primary sematosensory cortex (pain, temp, pressure, touch, vibration and proprioception)

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16
Q

the VPM of the thalamus gets inputs from which tracts?

A

trigeminal and gustatory pathway

17
Q

what infortmation is carried to the VPM of the thalamus?

A

face sensation (trigeminal) and taste (facial nerve, IV and X) (“vpM = Makeup goes to the face”)

18
Q

Information that goes into the thalamic VPM is headed where?

A

primary somatosensory cortex (face sensation (trigeminal) and taste (facial nerve, IV and X))

19
Q

What input goes to the LGN of the thalamus?

A

CNII (vpLateral = light)

20
Q

What information is carried into the LGN of the thalamus?

A

vision (CNII) (vpLateral = light)

21
Q

what is the destination of the info that comes into the thalamus via the LGN?

A

the calcarine sulcus (CN II)

22
Q

what is the input into the VL thalamus?

A

the basal ganglia

23
Q

what information is carried into the VL thalamus?

A

motor

24
Q

where is the information coming out of the VL thalamus headed?

A

motor cortex

25
Q

What information is carried to the MGN of the thalamus?

A

hearing (Mgn = music!)

26
Q

what input goes into the MGN of the thalamus?

A

superior olive and inferior colliculus of tectum (midbrain with hearing info)

27
Q

what is the destination of the information coming from the MGN?

A

auditory cortex of the temporal lobe (Mgn = Music (hearing!))

28
Q

5 structures of the limbic system?

A
  1. hippocampus
  2. fornix
  3. mammalary bodies
  4. amygdala
  5. cingulate gyrus
29
Q

5 F’s of the limbic sys

A
  1. Feeding
  2. Fleeing
  3. Fighting
  4. Feeling
  5. Sex