Limbic system

What are the functions of the limbic system?

memory, learning, emotion, ANS regulation

What happens when the limbic system is damaged?

amnesia, improper emotional responses

What disorders and diseases effect the limbic system?

temporal lobe epilepsy, alzheimer’s disease, seizures

What is 1?

cingulate gyrus

What is 2?

corpus callosum

What is 3?

fornix

What is 4?

cut edge of midbrain

What is 5?

parahippocampal gyrus

What structures make up the telencephalon?

olfactory bulbs, piriform cortex, hippocampus, amygdala, fornix, mammillary body, septum pellucidum, cingulate gyrus, parahipoocampal gyrus, entorhinal cortex, orbital and medial prefrontal cortex, nucleus accumbens

Which area of the brain is this?

diencephalon

What structures make up this area of the brain?

hypothalamus, anterior thalamic nuclei, mammillary body, habenular commissure

What is 1?

subcallosal gyrus

What is 2?

entorhinal cortex

What is 3?

dentate gyrus

What is this area of the brain?

orbital and medial prefrontal cortex

What is the function of the blue parts?

memory

What is 1?

mediodorsal nucleus of the thalamus

What is 2?

fornix

What is 3?

anterior nucleus of the thalamus

What is 4?

mammillothalamic tract

What is 5?

anterior commissure

What is 6?

ventral basal ganglia

What is 7?

hypothalamus

What is 8?

optic chiasm

What is 9?

amygdala

What is 10?

mammillary body

What is 11?

hippocampus

What is 1?

subcallosal gyrus

What is 2?

gyrus ambiens

What is 3?

entorhinal cortex

What is 4?

uncus

What is 5?

parahippocampal cortex

What is 6?

isthmus

What is A?

medial prefrontal cortex

What is B?

orbitofrontal cortex

What is the function of the amygdala?

emotional response

What structure is this?

hippocampus

What is 1?

hippocampus

What is 2?

rhinal sulcus

What is 3?

lateral ventricle

What is 4?

thalamus

What is 5?

entorhinal cortex

What is 6?

perirhinal cortex

What is 7?

parahippocampal cortex

What is 1?

gyrus dentatus

What is 2?

cornu ammonis

What is 3?

fimbria

What is 3’?

alveus

What is the arrow pointing to?

happicampal sulcus

What is ca1, ca2, ca3 and ca4?

fields of cornu ammonis

What is 4?

tela choroidea

What is 5?

stria terminalis

What is 6?

tail of caudate nucleus

What is 7?

temporal horn of lateral ventricle

What is 8?

collateral eminence

What is 9?

collateral sulcus

What is 10?

parahippocampal

What is 11?

entorhinal area

What is 12?

subiculum

What is 13?

lateral geniculate body

What is 1?

parahippocampal gyrus

What is 2?

subiculum

What is 3?

hippocampal sulcus

What is 4?

molecular layer

What is 5?

pyramidal layer

What is 6?

polymorphic cell layer

What is 7?

granule cell layer of dentate gyrus

What is 8?

fimbriodentate sulcus

What is 9?

dentate gyrus

What is 10?

fimbria of hippocampus

What is 11?

alveus

What is 12?

choroid fissure

What is 13?

choroid plexus

What is 14?

temporal horn of lateral ventricle

What is 15?

stria terminalis

What is 16?

thalamostriate vein

What is 17?

tail of caudate nucleus

What is the function of the hippocampus?

event based memory, episodic memory, declarative memory