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Flashcards by lauratyley, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by lauratyley
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| Question | Answer |
| what does the hypothalamus control - 3 | the secretion of hormones from the piturity gland, regulates the automic nervous system, effects the control of many homestatic processes such as body temperature and water content in body fluid |
| where is the hypothalamus | above the piturity gland |
| where is the medualla oblongata | below the piturity gland |
| functions of the cerebrum | conscious though, learning, reasoning, intelligence, assossiation of incoming information, coordinating voluntary activity |
| name three asossiation areas in the cerebellum | limbic system, occipital/temporal/occipital, frontal |
| what is the assosiation area in the limbic system consist of | the hypothalamus and the amygdala |
| what does the amygdala control in the limbic system | the automic and the endocrine system & emotions Amy is an automatically emotional |
| what does the hypothalamus control in the limbic system | memory |
| what does this association area in the frontal lobe control ? | planning actions and movements to move forward you need to plan and move |
| What does the assosiation area in the parietal, occipital, temporal lobe control | where different parts of your body are |
| explain what the cerebellum does | muscle co ordination, co ordination of balance, controls posture, eye movement |
| explain what the cerebellum does | muscle co ordination, co ordination of balance, controls posture, eye movement |
| where does the cerebellum recieve its information from | the stretch receptors in the muscles, eyes and ears & other parts of the brain |
| what does the medulla oblongata control | automic/involuntary activities such as heart rate, breathing rate |
| explain differences in alzeheimers patients brain | large ventricles, nuerones dieing, disrupted cell metabolism, nuerones have less synapses with other nuerones, lower then normal amounts of neuroe transmittor |
| explain symptoms patients with alzheimers will suffer from | loss in memory, damage to hippocampus involved in memory |
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