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,Found inside superior sagittal sinus Blood
Brain Stem Major part of the brain that contains the reticular formation.
Central Sulcus Crevice found between frontal & parietal lobes of the cerebrum.
Cerebellar Peduncles Structures located on the anterior side of the mesencephalon that CONTAIN
descending motor pyramidal tracts.
Cerebrum Major part of the brain that controls intellect, movement as well as sensation.
Choroid Plexus Capillary Network that makes CSF.
Comissural Tracts Tracts that run from the right to the left side of the brain.
Major Functions of the Cerebellum (2) Coordination & Equilibrium
Name for 4 structures called the inferior and superior Copora Quadrigemina
colliculi.
Cortex Outer Gray Matter Rim that can be seen on the edge of the Cerebrum.
, Dopamine Major inhibitory neurotransmitter of the basal nuclei produced by the
substantia nigra
Dura Mater Layer of meninges that is partially fused to the cranium.
Ependyma Neuroglial cell that lines the 3rd ventricle.
Epithalamus Part of the brain that makes melatonin.
Falx Cerebri Dense connective tissue fold found in the Longitudinal Fissure that helps
maintain position of the brain.
Fornix Tract superior to the thalamus that connects structures of the limbic system.
Two major cranial nerves involved in coordination of Glossopharyngeal & Vagus
muscles for swallowing.
Gyri Wormy folds seen on the surface of the cerebrum.
Hippocampus Limbic system part *important* in learning (long term memory).
Homunculus Name for the caricature of the body as seen on the pre- and post central
gyrus.
GTC Anatomy Test 4 Lecture
Complete Chapters Solutions Manual
are Included
** Final Exam Questions With 100%
Correct Answers | Grade A+
** Guaranteed Pass
** Updated | New Version
,Found inside superior sagittal sinus Blood
Brain Stem Major part of the brain that contains the reticular formation.
Central Sulcus Crevice found between frontal & parietal lobes of the cerebrum.
Cerebellar Peduncles Structures located on the anterior side of the mesencephalon that CONTAIN
descending motor pyramidal tracts.
Cerebrum Major part of the brain that controls intellect, movement as well as sensation.
Choroid Plexus Capillary Network that makes CSF.
Comissural Tracts Tracts that run from the right to the left side of the brain.
Major Functions of the Cerebellum (2) Coordination & Equilibrium
Name for 4 structures called the inferior and superior Copora Quadrigemina
colliculi.
Cortex Outer Gray Matter Rim that can be seen on the edge of the Cerebrum.
, Dopamine Major inhibitory neurotransmitter of the basal nuclei produced by the
substantia nigra
Dura Mater Layer of meninges that is partially fused to the cranium.
Ependyma Neuroglial cell that lines the 3rd ventricle.
Epithalamus Part of the brain that makes melatonin.
Falx Cerebri Dense connective tissue fold found in the Longitudinal Fissure that helps
maintain position of the brain.
Fornix Tract superior to the thalamus that connects structures of the limbic system.
Two major cranial nerves involved in coordination of Glossopharyngeal & Vagus
muscles for swallowing.
Gyri Wormy folds seen on the surface of the cerebrum.
Hippocampus Limbic system part *important* in learning (long term memory).
Homunculus Name for the caricature of the body as seen on the pre- and post central
gyrus.
