Thalamus

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relay station

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thalamus

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involved in the maintenance of homeostasis, the regulation of feeding, drinking and sexual activity , circadian rhythm, and emotional expression

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hypothalamus

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mesencephalon develops into the

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midbrain

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diencephalon develops into the

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thalamus, epithalamus, hypothalamus, subthalamus

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Theepithalamusis a small region of the diencephalon consisting of the _________, _______ nuclei, and _________.

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Theepithalamusis a small region of the diencephalon consisting of the pineal gland, habenular nuclei, and stria medullaris thalami.

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The pineal gland contains no true neurons, only

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glial cells

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The stria medullaris connects fibers from

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the habenular nuclei with the limbic system

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Fibers from neurons in the zona incerta project to many areas, including the _________, and may exert an _________ on the motor pathways.

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including the cerebral cortex and may exert an inhibitory effect on motor pathways

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white matter running between the basal ganglia and thalamus

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internal capsule- fibers from CST and CBT

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all sensory systems except the _________ project to the thalamus

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olfactory system

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medial geniculate body is associated with the

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auditory system

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lateral geniculate body is associated with

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visual system

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Geniculate pathway:

Inf collic——>__________——–>Heschl’s gyrus

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medial genic

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Geniculare pathway:

Optic tract——>__________—–>visual cortex

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lateral genic

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somatosensroy nuclei

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VPL and VPM

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VPL nuclei associated with

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body

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VPM nuclei associated with

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face

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Somatosensory pathway:

SPT, post cols——->______———>sensory cortex

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VPL

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Somatosensory pathway:

Trigeminal (all modalities)——->_______—–>lower end of sensory cortex

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VPM

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motor system nuclei

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VA-basal ganglia and VL- cerebellum

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cingulate gyrus associated with the

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limbic cortex

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regulation of membrane and emotion

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limbic cortex

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Motor system:

GP——->_____——>Motor and motor association

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VA- basal ganglia

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Motor system:

Deep nuclei——->_____——>Motor and motor association

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VL- cerebellum

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Limbic system:

MB——> _____—->cingulate gyrus

Amygdala—->______—->Prefrontal Cortex

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MB——> anterior—->cingulate gyrus

Amygdala—->DM—->Prefrontal Cortex

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the thalamus allows for modulation of signals they enter the cortex. this allows for?

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selective attention

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Lacunar infarctsare smallinfarcts(2–20 mm in diameter) in the deep cerebral white matter, basal ganglia, or pons, presumed to result from the occlusion of

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a single small perforating artery supplying the subcortical areas of the brain

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Degenerative changes in small blood vessels, marked by the accumulation of a glassy- or waxy-appearing lipid within the vessel wall

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Lipohyalinosis

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A deposit or degenerative accumulation of lipid-containing plaques on the innermost layer of the wall of an artery

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Microatheroma

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pure sensory stroke involves the ____ and ____ and that leads to

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VPL and VPM and leads to loss of all sensation from body and face

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thalamic hemorrhage is associated with issues to the

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internal capsule

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what is usually associated with thalamic hemorrhage which is an area of the brain prone to develop spont. intracerebral hemorrhage

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Hypertension

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thalamic hemorrhage leads to

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commonly contralateral hemianesthesia (numbness), mild hemiparesis, hemiataxia, and sometimes intolerable intractable severe dysesthetic pain in half of the body

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thalamic coma is caused by an infarct of the basilar artery that affects

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reticular activating systems

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Association systems:

Cortex ———-> ______——–>Cortex

Limbic———->_______——–>Frontal

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Cortex ———-> Pulvinar——–>Cortex

Limbic———->Dorsomedia——–>Frontal