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        | consciousness and central pattern generators: M.O, Pons, Midbrain
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        | Thalamus: gateway to cerebrum Epithalamus:pineal gland
 Hypothalamus: control center for ANS
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        | -Folia -Arbor vitae (white matter)
 -Peduncles (x2)
 Supperior: Midbrain- output
 Middle: Pons- input from brain
 Inferior: MO- propiroception
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        | Works with CSF to protect CNS -Dura Mater
 -Arachnoid Mater
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        | -Falx Cerebri: separates hemispheres -Tentorium: separates cerebellum from cerebrum
 -Falx Cerebelli: separates hemispheres of the cerebellum
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        | Subarachnoid space holds spinal fluid |  | 
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        | -thin tissue that contours the brain -in SC: denticulate ligaments
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        | 1)	Cervical enlargement 2)	Lumbar enlargement
 3)	Medullary cone
 4)	Cauda equine
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        | 1)	Stretch 2)	Tendon
 3)	Flexor
 4)	Crossed Extension
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        | 1)	Visceral 2)	Proprioceptors
 3)	Somatic
 4)	Special receptors
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        | -Astrocytes -Microglia
 -Ependymal cells
 -Oligodendrocytes
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        | -Satellite cells -Schwann cells
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        | -protection -buoyancy
 -chemical stability
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        | Choroid plexus: 30% Ependymal lining of ventricles: 30%
 Ependymal lining outside brain: 40%
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        | Lateral ventricles→ Interventricular foramen→ Third ventricle→ Cerebral aqueducts→ Fourth ventricle→ Lateral and medial apertures→ Subarachnoidal space→ Arachnoida villus |  | 
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        | oculomotor: movement of the eye
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        | Trigeminal -ophthalmic
 -maxillary
 -mandibular
 S: face
 M: mastication
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        | facial branches -temporal, zygomatic, bucal, mandibular, cervical
 S: taste from anterior 2/3 of tongue
 M: control of facial expression and secretion of tears, saliva, mucus
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        | vestibulocochlear: balance and hearing
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        | glossopharyngeal S: sensations from posterior 1/3 of tongue + outer ear M: gagging, swallowing, salivary gland, regulation of blood pressure, respiration |  | 
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        | vagus: S: GI sensations
 M: swallowing, speech, parasympathetic (control of cardiac, pulmonary, digestive, urinary function)
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        | accessory nerve: swallowing/neck shoulder movments
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        | 1)	Ipsilateral- same side as stimulus 2)	Contralateral- opposite side of stimulus
 3)	Intersegmental
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        | Nerves are encapsulated by |  | Definition 
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        | Ascending: pain from injured tissues
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        | Gracile and Cunate fasciculi |  | Definition 
 
        | Ascending: -visceral pain
 -vibrations
 -deep discriminative touch
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        | Descending: -fine control of limbs
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        | Descending: -balance and posture
 -awareness of pain
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        | Descending: reflective head turning to a stimulus
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        | Descending: balance and posture
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        | C1-C5 
 -Roots
 Ansa cervicalis- hyoid
 Phrenic nerve- diaphragm
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        | C5-T1 
 -Roots, trunks, divisions, cords
 -Musculocutaneus- flexors of arm
 -Axillary- deltoid, teres minor
 -Radial- extensors
 -Median- forearm flexors
 -Ulnar- hand
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        | L1-L4 -Roots, divisions
 -Ilohypogastric- int. ext. trans. Obliques
 -Ilioinguinal- int. obliques
 -Femoral- quads, Sartorius, pectinius, iliopsoas
 -Obturator- adductors of thigh
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        | L4-S4 -Roots, divisions
 Gluteal- sup. Gluteus min and med
 - infer. Gluteus max
 -Sciatic
 -Tibial- hamstring muscles
 -Fibular- biceps femoris
 -Pudendal- muscles of perineum
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        | MO, pons, midbrain, caudal hypothalamus |  | 
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        | -habituation -sleep and consciousness
 -pain modulation
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        | Central pace generators: RF |  | Definition 
 
        | -cardiac -respiration
 -vasomotor
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        | -balance and posture -cerebellum input
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        | cardiac and vasomotor center -Anterior: Corticospinal, pyramids
 -Posterior- ridges, gracile and cuneate
 -Lateral:bulge:olive – olivary nucleus, signals from SC and brain to cerebellum
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        | sleep, respiration, bladder Fascicles:
 Transverse- joins 2 cerebellar hemispheres
 Horizontal: ascending and descending
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        | Tectum Central gray matter:
 -controls awareness of pain
 Cerebral peduncle: anchors cerebrum
 Crus- corticospinal tracts
 Substantia nigra- inhibitory signals to thalamus and basal nuclei
 Tegmentum- w/cerebellum for fine motor control
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        | 23 nuclei 1) Gateway to cerebral cortex
 -somatosensory
 -special senses
 2) Motor
 -feedback loops with basal nuclei and cerebellum
 3) Part of limbic system
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        | from optic chiasm to mammillary bodies 1) Major integrating system of ANS
 2) Master regulator of endocrine system
 -serotonin, oxytocin, ADH
 -food and water intake
 -circadian rhythms
 -emotions and sexual drive
 3) Intermediate of hypoccampus and cerebral cortex (formation of new memories)
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        | Pineal gland: melatonin secretion
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        | High density of neurons Granule cells
 Perkinje cells
 Deep nuclei
 1) Control of motor coordination
 2) Subconscious evaluation of sensory input (cognitive)
 -spatial awareness
 -passage of time
 -tactile input
 -emotion
 3) Language
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        | Cortex regions and associations |  | Definition 
 
        | -Primary: regions receiving input directly from brainstem or other sense organs -Association area:
 -interpretation
 -planning
 -cognitive fx
 -memory
 Locations:
 1) Visual: posterior occipital
 2) Auditory: superior temporal and insula
 3) Gustatory: inferior of postcentral gyrus and insula
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        | Primary somatosensory cortex |  | Definition 
 
        | Postcentral gyrus Sensory homunculus -spinothalamic -gracile -cunueate |  | 
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        | Precentral gyrus Motor homunculus
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        | Limbic system composition |  | Definition 
 
        | -cingulate gyrus -hyppocampus- new declarative memories
 -amygdala- emotion
 -hypothalamus/thalamus?
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        | 1) Gratification and aversion (hypo) 2) Personality (amy and hypo)
 3) Emotion (amy and hypo)
 4) Memory
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        | Caudate -Putamen
 -Globus pallidus
 1) Feedback to cortex and thalamus
 2) Planning and execution of movements
 3) Control of highly practiced behaviors
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