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| Medulla contains nuclei for cranial nereves |
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| Fibres that connect pons with 2 sides of cerebellum are |
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| region of midbrain involv. in pain suppr. + fight /flight responses = |
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| Periaqueductal Gray matter. |
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| 4 large nuclei in midbrain are known collectively as |
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| The superior colliculi are involved in |
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| The inferior colliculi are involved in reflex responses to |
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| The midbrain contains nuclei that control cranial nerves |
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| the Pons forms anterior wall of |
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| the pyramids are formed by ? tracts descending from motor cortex |
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| lateral to the pyramids are the |
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| olivary nuclei relay info on ? to cerebellum |
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| stretch of muscles + joints |
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| vestibular nuclei in pons + medulla known collectively as |
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| medulla conts nuclei for ? + ? centres |
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| cardiovascular, respiratory |
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| loose cluster of neurons extend thru cent. core of Bstem = |
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| Sections of Reticular Formation = |
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| Lateral , Medial + Midline or Raphe Nuclei |
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| the part of the Reticular Formation that acts as a filter for sensory info = |
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| Roof of the MidBrain is known as the |
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| Floor Of the MidBrain is known as The |
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| the Reticular Formation contains neurons that form the ascending ? system |
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| The substantia nigra are found within the 2 ? of the midbrain |
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| the red nucleus are located in the tegmentum of the |
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| the red nucleus are associated with |
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| BStem is responsible for ? (4) |
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| respiration, blood pressure,pulse, consiousness |
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| pons contains cranial nuclei (3) |
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| descending motor tracts go through ? peduncles |
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| ascending sensory tracts go through ? peduncles |
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| posterior (rem up thru ass!) |
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| basilar section of midbrain in anterior/posterior |
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| basilar section contains mainly ? nuclei |
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| basliar section contains mainly descending/ascending p/ways |
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| recitcular formation is in ? section |
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| brain stem lesions can cause 4 d’s = |
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| dysmetria, dysphagia,dysartharia,diplopiabrain |
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| the pons contains cranial nerves for ? m.ment + sensation |
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| ? contains either structures involved with eye or ear reflexes |
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| which part of Brain Stem contains decussating ascending and descending pathways |
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| Substantia nigra, red nucleus, cerebral peduncles, cerebral aqueduct, colliculi, reticular formation are located in ? |
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| descending structures such as the corticospinal and corticobulbar tracts, substantia nigra and red nucleus are found in which part of Brain Stem |
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| the 4 colliculi are in the ? part of Brain Stem |
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| The dorsal columns exist in the spinal cord as ? (legs) and ? (arm). |
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| fasciculus gracilis + fasciculus cuneatus |
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| Once the dorsal columns synapse, in the medulla they are called the |
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| The ascending/descending reticular formation is also called the reticular activating system |
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| reticular activating system is responsible for the |
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| The descending/ascending reticular formation is involved in posture as well as autonomic nervous system activity |
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