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whats the corpus collasum?
Large bundle of fibers connecting the two cerebral hemispheres, enabling communication.
whats the limbic system referred as?
emotion system
what does the limbic system process?
Emotional processing, memory, and motivation
the limbic system forms a?
Forms a ring or border around the brain stem
what does the cingulate cortex (gyrus) process?
empathy and the experience of emotional
what is the thalamus known for?
synchronizing sensory information (relay station)!
what is the hypothalamus in charge of?
homeostasis, hormone control, body temp, thirst, hunger, circadian rhythms, and connects to the endocrine system
what is the hippocampus known for?
learning, spatial memory, and memory consolidation
what is the amygdala known for?
fear and emotion
what is the basal ganglia cell known for?
movement, habituation, emotions + involved in addictions
where is the diencephalon composed of? (forebrain)
thalamus and hypothalamus (major sensory and homeostatic processing center)
what is the tectum responsible for? (midbrain)
control of eye movement
what is tegmentum response for? (midbrain)
motor functions and arousal, includes the substantia nigra and the ventral tegmental area
what is the substantia nigra known for? (midbrain)
dopamine production, movement control and projects to the motor centers of the basal ganglia
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
what is the cerebral aqueduct known for? (midbrain)
connects third and fourth ventricles; CSF flow
what is the cerebellum known for? (hindbrain)
movement control center – left side controls right side, right side controls left side
what is the pons known for? (hindbrain)
bridge between medulla and cerebellum, sleep/arousal
what is the medulla? (hindbrain)
autonomic functions like breathing, heart rate, blood pressure