BRAIN ANATOMY

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Psychology Slide Set on BRAIN ANATOMY , created by Madison Kirchner on 04/10/2017.
Madison Kirchner
Slide Set by Madison Kirchner, updated more than 1 year ago
Madison Kirchner
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    Brain Views - Hints & Tips
    Dorsal View - Looking down - Dolphin fin/back

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    The Brain STEM -Hind brain
    The brain stem is located in the hind brain and includes the Midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata and the spinal cord. MID BRAIN - Concerned with certain sensory processes such as locating where things are. Midbrain is the important system of dopamine-releasing axons. Among other things, this dopamine system is involved in the performance of voluntary movements. PONS- Contains several clusters of cell bodies that contribute to the regulation of sleep and arousal. MEDULLA - Attaches to the spinal cord and has charge of largely unconscious but essential functions, such as regulating breathing, maintaining muscle tone and regulating circulation.  

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    MIDBRAIN - Sensatory and dopamine

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    PONS

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    Medulla Oblongata

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    Cerebrum - goey slug like sheep brain
    CEREBRUMMM - Includes the brain areas that are responsible for our most complex mental activities, including learning, remembering, thinking, voluntary movement and consciousness itself    The cerebrum contains Four lobes. Frontal Lobe Parietal Lobe Temporal Lobe Occipital Lobe

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    Frontal Lobe
    INCLUDES THE PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX, - THE AREA DEVOTED TO THE CONTROL OF VARIOUS MUSCLES AND LIMBS.  PRE- FRONTAL CORTEX - AREA RESPONSIBLE FOR  HIGHER ORDER CONDITIONS SUCH AS WORKING MEMORY, REASONING AND DECISION MAKING.

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    OCCIPITAL LOBE
    INCLUDES THE PRIMARY VISUAL CORTEX - THE CORTICAL AREA WHERE MOST VISUAL SIGNALS ARE SENT AND VISUAL PROCESSING IS BEGUN.

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    THE CEREBELLUM - HINDBRAIN
    CRITICAL TO THE COORDINATION OF MOVEMENT AND TO THE SENSE OF EQUILIBRIUM, OR PHYSICAL BALANCE. DAMAGE TO THE CEREBELLUM DISRUPTS THE FINE MOTOR SKILLS, SUCH AS THOSE INVOLVED IN WRITING OR TYPING.

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    FOREBRAIN
    THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLEX REGION OF THE BRAIN-ENCOMPASSING A VARIETY OF STRUCTURES INCLUDING THE: - THALAMUS - CEREBRUM - LYMBIC SYSTEM - HYPOTHALAMUS  

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