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Cards (27)

Section 1

(27 cards)

Processes everything we see Shapes, colors, movement

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Spinal Accessory

Front

muscles used in head

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Glossopharyngeal

Front

swallowing

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olfacatory

Front

smell

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Oculomotor

Front

pupil constriction

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Hypothalamus

Front

pituitary gland and homeostasis are regulated here

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Behind ears, extends to both sides of brain, VISION, MEMORY, SENSORY, LANGUAGE

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Back of brain, Divided into 2 hemispheres, sensory info regarding the location of parts

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Back

corpus collusum

Front

allows the right and left cerebral hemispheres to communicate

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cerobrum spinal fluid

Front

CSF travels down this towards the spinal cord

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facial

Front

sensory for taste; motor fibers to the face

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Trochlear (lV)

Front

responsible for muscle coordination and balence

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Trigeminal

Front

Sensation to the face, mastication

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Trochlear

Front

eye movement

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Thalamus

Front

Area that sends sensory messages to different areas in cerebral cortex

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cognitive skills, emotional expression, problem solving, memory lang. and sexual behaviors

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Optic

Front

vision

Back

Arachnoid + Pia

Front

fine glossy meninges layers (removed with tweezers)

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pituitary gland

Front

regulates internal clock

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corpus quadrigemina

Front

reflex for the eyes and ears on dorsal side of brain

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Optic Chisma

Front

Vision stimulus from the eyes crosses to the other side of brain here

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Pyramids and medulla

Front

where nerve pathways cross from left to right in brain stem

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Abducens

Front

eye movement

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Vagus

Front

organ to function

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hypoglassal

Front

controls tongue movement

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vestibulochelear

Front

hearing and balance

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occulimotor nerve lll

Front

cranial nerves control eye movement

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