unit 3 review Flashcards
afferent nerve
for senses, sends signal to brain
efferent nerve
for motor, send signal to body
CNS glia
astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, microglia, ependymal cell
PNS glia
satellite cell, Schwann cell
astrocyte
support; BBB
oligodendrocyte
insulation, myelination of several axons
microglia
immune surveillance and phagocytosis; white blood cells
ependymal cell
creating the cerebrospinal fluid
satellite cell
support; sensory and autonomic ganglia
Schwann cell
insulate myelin; linked to 1 axon
thalamus
senses all sensory information but smell
hypothalamus
homeostasis
brain stem
connect brain to spinal cord; regulate respiration and blood pumping
pons
connect cerebellum and brain stem
medulla
reticular formation, regulate sleep
cerebellum
compares information from the cerebrum and the periphery
pineal gland
kind of produces melatonin?
corpus callosum
connects both sides of the brain
association fibers
connect areas of the brain
commissural fibers
make up corpus callosum
projection fibers
connect cerebrum to thalamus, brain stem, cerebellum, and spinal cord
olfactory nerve
smell
optic nerve
vision
oculomotor nerve
eye movement other than down and horizontal
trochlear nerve
downwards eye movement
trigeminal nerve
sensory/motor in face
abducens nerve
horizontal eye movement
facial nerve
motor in face, taste
auditory nerve
hearing and balance
glossopharyngeal nerve
motor in throat, taste
vagus nerve
motor/sensory
spinal accessory
motor in head and neck
hypoglossal nerve
motor in lower throat
frontal lobe (4)
executive functions, motor control, language production, emotional regulation
parietal lobe (4)
sensory integration, spatial awareness, attention, mathematical processing
temporal lobe (4)
auditory processing, memory, language comprehension, emotion processing
occipital lobe (4)
visual processing, color recognition, motion perception, reading