SCRN-brain anatomy
Anterior portion of pituitary gland - ANS--releases hormones that impact B/P, metabolism,
gluconeogenesis, lactation, ovulation, increase, immune response
arachnoid be counted - ANS-delicate fibrous count attached to dura w/sensitive filaments
that amplify to pia matter
Basal Ganglia - ANS--placed near thalamus
-connection btwn primary motor cortex and brainstem
-controls voluntary movement and coordination of motion
backside of motor/sensory strip controls - ANS-top part of frame (face/palms)
broca's area - ANS-positioned in frontal lobe, answerable for language manufacturing
crucial sulcus - ANS-separates frontal lobe from parietal
cerebellum - ANS--little brain
-underneath cortex/at the back of brainstem
-communicates w/pons/spinal cord to coordinate motor movement/maintain stability
-cognitive function, mainly language
cerebral cortex - ANS-outer portion of hemispheres, gray depend containing sulci and gyri
corpus callosum - ANS-physically connects hemispheres and assists w/communique btwn
hemispheres
dura rely - ANS-fabricated from thick fibrous connective tissue, closely traces interior of skull
falx - ANS-fold that separates rt/lft hemispheres of brain
fissures - ANS-deep grooves dividing lobes/areas
capabilities of frontal lobe - ANS-reasoning, feelings, judgment,and voluntary movement
gyri - ANS-ridges
Hypothalamus - ANS--underneath thalamus
-connects cortex and pituitary gland
-controls release of hormones from pituitary gland
-controls frame temp, BP, starvation, thirst, sexual conduct, circadian rhythm
lft parietal lobe - ANS-translates potential to understand numbers and manipulation of
gadgets
, medial longitudinal fissure - ANS-separates hemispheres of mind
medulla oblongata - ANS-decrease portion of brainstem
-connects spinal twine to foramen magnum
-controls respiratory and heart charges/digestive processes, vomiting, coughing, sneezing,
swallowing, balance
-CN nine, 10, 12
midbrain - ANS-uppermost part of brainstem
advanced to pons
motor/sensory tracts skip via
starting place of CN three/4
continues cardiovascular and respiratory homeostasis
occipital lobe - ANS-most posterior portion of cerebral cortex, smallest lobe, capabilities
visible/spatial processing, colour popularity, and motion notion
Parietal lobe - ANS--at once in the back of frontal
parieto occipital sulcus - ANS-separates parietal from occipital
pia count number - ANS-skinny membrane overlaying floor of mind like a latex glove
pituitary gland - ANS--underneath hypothalamus
-master gland-directs different organs/endocrine glands to suppress or result in hormone
manufacturing
pons - ANS--located underneath midbrain
-incorporates motor/sensory tracts
-communique/coordination middle btwn cerebrum/cerebellum
-CN five-8
-controls sleep, resp pressure, swallowing, hearing, balance, bladder manipulate, flavor, eye
motion, facial features and sensation
posterior portion of pituitary gland - ANS--releases hormones that impact labor, delivery,
lactation, and B/P
prefrontal cortex - ANS-maximum anterior part of frontal lobe, functions in making plans,
initiation, persona expression, moderation of social behaviors
primary motor cortex - ANS--posterior part of frontal lobe, incorporates motor neurons, also
called precentral gyrus b/c it lies in front of vital sulcus which seperates frontal lobe from
parietal
primary sensory cortex/sensory strip - ANS-anterior part of parietal lobe, procedures sensory
enter
reticular formation - ANS-placed in pons, controls cognizance
Anterior portion of pituitary gland - ANS--releases hormones that impact B/P, metabolism,
gluconeogenesis, lactation, ovulation, increase, immune response
arachnoid be counted - ANS-delicate fibrous count attached to dura w/sensitive filaments
that amplify to pia matter
Basal Ganglia - ANS--placed near thalamus
-connection btwn primary motor cortex and brainstem
-controls voluntary movement and coordination of motion
backside of motor/sensory strip controls - ANS-top part of frame (face/palms)
broca's area - ANS-positioned in frontal lobe, answerable for language manufacturing
crucial sulcus - ANS-separates frontal lobe from parietal
cerebellum - ANS--little brain
-underneath cortex/at the back of brainstem
-communicates w/pons/spinal cord to coordinate motor movement/maintain stability
-cognitive function, mainly language
cerebral cortex - ANS-outer portion of hemispheres, gray depend containing sulci and gyri
corpus callosum - ANS-physically connects hemispheres and assists w/communique btwn
hemispheres
dura rely - ANS-fabricated from thick fibrous connective tissue, closely traces interior of skull
falx - ANS-fold that separates rt/lft hemispheres of brain
fissures - ANS-deep grooves dividing lobes/areas
capabilities of frontal lobe - ANS-reasoning, feelings, judgment,and voluntary movement
gyri - ANS-ridges
Hypothalamus - ANS--underneath thalamus
-connects cortex and pituitary gland
-controls release of hormones from pituitary gland
-controls frame temp, BP, starvation, thirst, sexual conduct, circadian rhythm
lft parietal lobe - ANS-translates potential to understand numbers and manipulation of
gadgets
, medial longitudinal fissure - ANS-separates hemispheres of mind
medulla oblongata - ANS-decrease portion of brainstem
-connects spinal twine to foramen magnum
-controls respiratory and heart charges/digestive processes, vomiting, coughing, sneezing,
swallowing, balance
-CN nine, 10, 12
midbrain - ANS-uppermost part of brainstem
advanced to pons
motor/sensory tracts skip via
starting place of CN three/4
continues cardiovascular and respiratory homeostasis
occipital lobe - ANS-most posterior portion of cerebral cortex, smallest lobe, capabilities
visible/spatial processing, colour popularity, and motion notion
Parietal lobe - ANS--at once in the back of frontal
parieto occipital sulcus - ANS-separates parietal from occipital
pia count number - ANS-skinny membrane overlaying floor of mind like a latex glove
pituitary gland - ANS--underneath hypothalamus
-master gland-directs different organs/endocrine glands to suppress or result in hormone
manufacturing
pons - ANS--located underneath midbrain
-incorporates motor/sensory tracts
-communique/coordination middle btwn cerebrum/cerebellum
-CN five-8
-controls sleep, resp pressure, swallowing, hearing, balance, bladder manipulate, flavor, eye
motion, facial features and sensation
posterior portion of pituitary gland - ANS--releases hormones that impact labor, delivery,
lactation, and B/P
prefrontal cortex - ANS-maximum anterior part of frontal lobe, functions in making plans,
initiation, persona expression, moderation of social behaviors
primary motor cortex - ANS--posterior part of frontal lobe, incorporates motor neurons, also
called precentral gyrus b/c it lies in front of vital sulcus which seperates frontal lobe from
parietal
primary sensory cortex/sensory strip - ANS-anterior part of parietal lobe, procedures sensory
enter
reticular formation - ANS-placed in pons, controls cognizance
