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<p>whats the corpus collasum?</p>

whats the corpus collasum?

Large bundle of fibers connecting the two cerebral hemispheres, enabling communication.

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whats the limbic system referred as?

emotion system

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what does the limbic system process?

Emotional processing, memory, and motivation

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the limbic system forms a?

Forms a ring or border around the brain stem

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<p>what does the cingulate cortex (gyrus) process? </p>

what does the cingulate cortex (gyrus) process?

empathy and the experience of emotional

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what is the thalamus known for?

synchronizing sensory information (relay station)!

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what is the hypothalamus in charge of?

homeostasis, hormone control, body temp, thirst, hunger, circadian rhythms, and connects to the endocrine system

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what is the hippocampus known for?

learning, spatial memory, and memory consolidation

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what is the amygdala known for?

fear and emotion

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what is the basal ganglia cell known for?

movement, habituation, emotions + involved in addictions

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where is the diencephalon composed of? (forebrain)

thalamus and hypothalamus (major sensory and homeostatic processing center)

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<p>what is the tectum responsible for? (midbrain)</p>

what is the tectum responsible for? (midbrain)

control of eye movement

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<p>what is tegmentum response for? (midbrain)</p>

what is tegmentum response for? (midbrain)

motor functions and arousal, includes the substantia nigra and the ventral tegmental area

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what is the substantia nigra known for? (midbrain)

dopamine production, movement control and projects to the motor centers of the basal ganglia

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what is the ventral tegmental area (VTA)? (midbrain)

dopamine production, involved in the reward pathway + projects to the frontal cortex and the nucleus accumbens of the basal ganglia

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what is the cerebral aqueduct known for? (midbrain)

connects third and fourth ventricles; CSF flow

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what is the cerebellum known for? (hindbrain)

movement control center – left side controls right side, right side controls left side

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what is the pons known for? (hindbrain)

bridge between medulla and cerebellum, sleep/arousal

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what is the medulla? (hindbrain)

autonomic functions like breathing, heart rate, blood pressure