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| Where are unipolar nerves |
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| All cells have affront and efferent side |
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| Dendrites are branched and axons are small in singular |
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| Axons that are white because of myelination |
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| Collects on the surface of the brain and p in the substance of the brain |
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| Interact with neurons. They release gliotransmitters like glutamate and they absorb things from extracellular fluid that affect neuron function |
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| Where do you find astrocytes |
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| Near blood vessels and they cn regulate local blood flow. |
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| What do ogliodendrocytes do |
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| A immune cell of the brain, attacks harmful bacteria |
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| Spinal chord, medulla, pons, cerebellum, midbrain, diencephalon, cerebral hemisphere. |
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| Medulla, pons, midbrain, diencephalon. Al have cranial nerves coming out of it. |
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| What does the cerebellum do |
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| Controls coordination of movement and unconscious coordination |
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| Diencephalon has what parts |
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| thalamus and hypothalamus |
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| It is a relay station between the cortex and the neo-cortex and the rest of the brain. |
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| Where do thalamus nucleus go |
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| Sensory and motor function as well as integration function |
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| What does the hypothalamus do |
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| It is associated with homeostasis. Hypothalamus has ventricle in it as well as the petuitary |
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| What is the head ganglion of the autonomic nervous system |
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| archicortex, neo-cortex, paleocortex |
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| SENSORY, MOTORY CONTROL, integrated function |
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| Sulci are valleys and gurus are hills |
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| Why is there sulci and gyri |
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| The folds allow the expanding bring to expand more. |
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| Which animal is a hippocampus shaped like |
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| What does the hippocampus do |
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| Converts short term memory to long term memory |
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| What are the subcortical basal nuclei |
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| Hippocampus, amygdala, and basal gangli |
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| What does the basal ganglia do |
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| Receives input from cortex and send it to thalamus |
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| The highway between the hemispheres of brain |
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| What are the 4 principles of functional organization |
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| 1. Each system contains relay centers 2.each system is composed of several distinct pathways 3. Each pathway is topographical organized 4. Most pathways cross midline. |
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| Each region of the cortex connects to the |
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