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- 1. CNS and PNS
- 8. Regeneration of Nerve Fibers
- 10. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) A HIERARCHY OF DOMAINS SPINAL CORD HINDBRAIN metencephalon mesencephalon FOREBRAIN MIDBRAIN lower -------------------------------- higher diencephalon telencephalon myelencephalon cervical MIDBRAIN NUCLEI CEREBELLUM PONS MEDULLA thoracic lumbar sacral CEREBRAL CORTEX BASAL FOREBRAIN HIPPOCAMPUS THALAMUS HYPOTHALAMUS
- 26. Spinal Cord Organization Specilization in the spinal cord
- 34. Cranial Nerves The Cranial Nerves
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- key words: cerebral cortex; lobes; frontal; motor functions Frontal lobe is not directly involved in sensation or perception. Its functions are related to motor action (behavior). The motor cortex is the start of nerves that run through the spinal cord to the muscles. Broca’s area organizes sequences of speech movements. Damage leads to productive aphasia Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex is important in working memory. WM is short term memory for information needed to maintain a context, to prepare for the next step in a sequence of thought, and /or to inhibit irrelevant responses The wisconsin card sorting task illustrates the importance of working memory in maintaining context and inhibiting irrelevant responses
- keywords: sympathetic nervous system; fighlt or flight response
- key words: parasympathetic nervous system; rest and digest system