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Medulla oblongata functions (3):
1. Conducting pathway for ascending + descending nerve tracts
2. Control center for vital organs (regulates HR, respiratory rate, blood vessel diameter)
3. Center for protective reflexes (swallowing, sneezing, vomiting, coughing)
Pons functions (2):
1. Relay center for fibers carrying info from cerebrum to cerebellum
2. Sleep + respiratory center (works with medulla oblongata)
Pons contains nuclei of CNs:
V → VIII
Midbrain contains nuclei of CNs:
III + IV
Midbrain - superior colliculi function:
Reflex response of eye + head in response to stimulus
Midbrain - inferior colliculi function:
Hearing
Reticular formation
Play a role in arousal/maintaining consciousness (visual, acoustic stimuli, and thinking can activate)
Thalamus functions (2):
1. All sensory info except olfaction passes though then relayed to higher center
2. Influences mood and body motions associated with strong emotions
Subthalamus function:
Controlling motor function
Epithalamus functions (3):
1. Role in onset of puberty
2. Possibly involved in sleep/wake cycle
3. Emotional + visceral response to odors
Hypothalamus functions (2):
1. Involved in olfactory reflexes and emotional response to odors
2. Center for basic drives (hunger, thirst, sex), temperature regulation, sleep + dreams
Cerebellum function:
Muscular activity coordination center (body awareness)
Temporal lobe:
hearing + memory
Frontal lobe:
motivation, mood, aggression
Parietal lobe:
sensory information (all except hearing, smelling, and vision)
Occipital lobe:
Reception + integration of visual input