2022-10-01T19:04:29+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Medulla oblongata</p>, <p>Pre-Botzinger complex</p>, <p>Hippocampus</p>, <p>Amygdala</p>, <p>hippocampus, amygdala </p>, <p>Hypothalamus</p>, <p>Pituatary gland</p>, <p>Basal Ganglia</p>, <p>parkinson's, huntington's, &amp; tourette's</p>, <p>under cerebral cortex; on top of brain stem</p>, <p>Cerebellum</p> flashcards
Structures of the brain

Structures of the brain

  • Medulla oblongata

    -houses breathing control centers

  • Pre-Botzinger complex

    -this region generates breathing rhythm

  • Hippocampus

    -responsible for long-term memory

    -forms new neurons; the newly formed neurons migrate throughout the brain to form associations between different aspects of memory

  • Amygdala

    -this structure works alongside the hippocampus to create long-term memories of specific, and often emotional events.

  • hippocampus, amygdala

    What structures are a part of your limbic system?

  • Hypothalamus

    -serves as a link between the nervous & endocrine system

    -stimulates pituatary gland to secrete hormones

  • Pituatary gland

    -produces & releases hormones

    -relays signals from hypothalamus to glands throughout the body

    -regulates stress, growth and sex hormones

  • Basal Ganglia

    control voluntary movements, habitual behavior, and emotions

  • parkinson's, huntington's, & tourette's

    Pathologies associated with basal ganglia include?

  • under cerebral cortex; on top of brain stem

    Where is basal ganglia located?

  • Cerebellum

    -primary center for learning/honing fine motor skills