Cranial Nerves
Limbic System
Cortex
Peripheral N.S
Misc.
100
The sense of smell
What is the Olfactory nerve?
100
On both sides of the thalamus; Memory and Motivation
What is the Limbic system?
100
Located in the front, the biggest lobe (in pink)
What is the Frontal Lobe?
100
Responsible for fight or flight(body's response to danger)
What is Sympathetic?
100
The bony structure separating the oral cavity and the nasal cavity; does not move
What is the Maxilla?
200
Oversees taste of Anterior 2/3rd of tongue
What is the Facial nerve?
200
Hunger, monitors blood levels of glucose, salt, blood pressure, and hormones
What is the Hypothalamus?
200
Auditory reception, to make sense of what you are hearing (in green)
What is the Temporal Lobe?
200
Groups of axons that get together to form a message. It's like a highway, going from one way to another in regards of nerves
What is Tracts?
200
The farthest away from where the structure begins (the fingers)
What is Distal?
300
Serves sensation of tongue
What is the Lingual Nerve?
300
Learning, the input of memory, has an association with the hypothalamus, the executive section of the frontal lobes
What is the Hippocampus?
300
Plays a role in balance, coordination, and voluntary motor skills (in purple)
What is the Cerebellum?
300
All involuntary muscle(viscera; internal organs)
What is Autonomic?
300
Striated: Can move, like your arm
Smooth: can't move voluntarily
Heart : Both striated and smooth
What are the 3 types of muscles?
400
The 11th cranial nerve; contraction of neck and shoulder Muscles
What is the Accessory nerve?
400
Directly behind the oropharynx; Secretes most of hormones
What is the Pituitary Gland?
400
Visual input: shapes and sizes (in yellow)
What is the Occipital Lobe?
400
Makes sure the heart rate goes back to the normal rate
What is Parasympathetic?
400
Outgoing info has a covering over to insulate it and conducts electrical impulses along the neuron cell
What are Axons?
500
Sensory to posterior 2/3rd of tongue, coming out of upper medulla
What is the Glossopharyngeal nerve?
500
Plays role in aggression, emotions, sexual behaviors
What is the Amygdala?
500
In charge of sensory input, contributes to solving problems (in blue)
What is the Parietal Lobe?
500
Nerves that are sensory, ex: an itch, a toxic stimulus that goes to the brain(cranial nerves) sensory nerves go to the motor to convey the movement of the hand to reach the nose and relieve the itch
What is Somatic afferent?
500
Area of brain oversees production of end button neurotransmitter
What is Substantia nigra?