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1. CNS main network of coordination and control for the body
brain and spinal cord
2. PNS carries information to and from the CNS
cranial nerves and spinal nerves
3. sympathetic divi- prods body to action during periods of physiologic and psychologic stress
sion of ANS
4. parasympathetic functions in a complementary and counterbalancing manner to conserve body
division of ANS resources and day to day function (digestion and elimination)
5. cerebrum two cerebral hemispheres
grey out layer hosues the higher mental functions and is responsible for: general
movement, visceral functions, perception, behavior, and integration of functions
6. commissural interconnect the counterpart areas in each hemisphere, permitting the coordina-
fibers of the tion of activities between the hemispheres
cerebrum
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7. frontal lobe voluntary skeletal movemnt
fine repetitive movemnt
control of eye movement
corticospinal tracts extend form primary motor area into the spinal cord
8. partial lobe processes sensory data
interpretation of tactile sensations (temp., pressure, pain, size, shape, texture, and
two point discrimination)
recognition of body parts and awareness of body position (proprioception)
assist with: visional sensation, gustatory sensation, olfactory sensation, auditory
sensation
associated fibers provide communication between sensory and motor areas of
the brain
9. occipital lobe contrains the primary vision center and provides interpretation of visual data
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10. temporal lobe preception and interpretation of sounds and determination of their source
intregration of taste, smell, and balance
reception of speech and interpretation of speech are located in wernicke area
11. basal ganglia sys- extrapyramidal pathway and processing station between the cerebral motor cor-
tem tex and the upper brainstem
refine motor movements through interconnections with: thalamus, motor cortex,
retricular formation, and spinal cord
aids in integration of volumatory movement to produce stead adn precise move-
ments
processes sensory information (eyes, ears, touch receptors, and musculoskeletal)
uses sensory data for reflexive control of: muscle tone, equilibrium, posture
12. brainstem pathway between cerebral cortex and spinal cord
controls many involuntary functions
the nuclei of the 12 cranial nerves arises form these structures
divisions: medulla oblongata, midbrain, pons, diencephalon
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1. CNS main network of coordination and control for the body
brain and spinal cord
2. PNS carries information to and from the CNS
cranial nerves and spinal nerves
3. sympathetic divi- prods body to action during periods of physiologic and psychologic stress
sion of ANS
4. parasympathetic functions in a complementary and counterbalancing manner to conserve body
division of ANS resources and day to day function (digestion and elimination)
5. cerebrum two cerebral hemispheres
grey out layer hosues the higher mental functions and is responsible for: general
movement, visceral functions, perception, behavior, and integration of functions
6. commissural interconnect the counterpart areas in each hemisphere, permitting the coordina-
fibers of the tion of activities between the hemispheres
cerebrum
, Advanced health assessment neuro
7. frontal lobe voluntary skeletal movemnt
fine repetitive movemnt
control of eye movement
corticospinal tracts extend form primary motor area into the spinal cord
8. partial lobe processes sensory data
interpretation of tactile sensations (temp., pressure, pain, size, shape, texture, and
two point discrimination)
recognition of body parts and awareness of body position (proprioception)
assist with: visional sensation, gustatory sensation, olfactory sensation, auditory
sensation
associated fibers provide communication between sensory and motor areas of
the brain
9. occipital lobe contrains the primary vision center and provides interpretation of visual data
, Advanced health assessment neuro
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_eh3zrs
10. temporal lobe preception and interpretation of sounds and determination of their source
intregration of taste, smell, and balance
reception of speech and interpretation of speech are located in wernicke area
11. basal ganglia sys- extrapyramidal pathway and processing station between the cerebral motor cor-
tem tex and the upper brainstem
refine motor movements through interconnections with: thalamus, motor cortex,
retricular formation, and spinal cord
aids in integration of volumatory movement to produce stead adn precise move-
ments
processes sensory information (eyes, ears, touch receptors, and musculoskeletal)
uses sensory data for reflexive control of: muscle tone, equilibrium, posture
12. brainstem pathway between cerebral cortex and spinal cord
controls many involuntary functions
the nuclei of the 12 cranial nerves arises form these structures
divisions: medulla oblongata, midbrain, pons, diencephalon
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