anatomical terms
Term used when something is below
Inferior
memory formation, spatial navigation, and emotional regulation
what is hippocampus
A blood vessel carrying deoxygenated blood toward the heart
what is a vein
Forearm bone parallel to the radius
plays a role in pleasure, motivation, mood, attention, and memory
what is dopamine
When something is above
superior
Sensory and motor signals, Sleep, consciousness, and alertness
Thalamus
A blood vessel carrying oxygenated blood away from the heart
what is a artery
Forearm bone, adjacent to ulna, involved in wrist rotation movements.
What is radius
the primary excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain
what is glutamate
when something is to the side
lateral
what is hypothalamus
Tiny blood vessel connecting arteries and veins
what is a capillary
Upper arm bone connecting shoulder and elbow joints, facilitating movement.
what is humerous
involved in regulation of mood and sleep
what is seratonin
when something is behind
posterior
Crucial role in the brains emotional and behavioral functions
what is Amygdala
Involuntary muscle type found in internal organs, blood vessels
what is smooth muscle
Small wrist bones crucial for hand and wrist movement coordination.
what is carpals
excitatory neurotransmitter that plays a role in fight or flight
what is epinephrine
when something is infront
anterior
located at the back of the brain beneath the occipital lobes, plays a critical role in coordinating voluntary movements, maintaining balance and posture
what is cerebellum
Striated muscle exclusive to the heart, involuntarily contracting rhythmic beats.
What is cardiac muscle
Hand bones between carpals and phalanges, contributing to finger structure
what is metacarpals
primary inhibitory neurotransmitter, or central nervous system is essential for signal regulation and normal brain function
GABA