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100
  1. Brodmann's area ___ is responsible for primary visual cortex which receives and integrates visual information while Brodmann's area ___  is the auditory cortex. 

What is area 17 and 41? 

100

Carries sensory information from the nose to the brain

What is the olfactory nerve? 

100

The malleus, incus, and stapes

What are the 3 middle ear ossicles

100

Which cranial nerve is the cochlear nerve  

What is the Cranial nerve VIII

100

It is a cortical area specialized for speech comprehension

What is the function of Wernicke’s area 

200

Nerves that carry nerve impulses away from the central nervous system and nerves that carry nerve impulses toward the central nervous system.

what are efferent and afferent pathways? 

200

Limbic Loop is responsible for

What is motivational regulation for behavior and emotions

200

Which cranial nerves are associated with taste?

What are facial, vagus, glossopharyngeal nerves

200

The visceral motor function system is mediated by

Autonomic Nervous System

200

Releases endocrine hormones

What is the function of the periventricular zone

300

______ system lacks the usage of ganglion cells, compared to the ______ system, and control of organs differs between the two.

What is the main difference between the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous system?

300

How many different types of olfactory receptors are there?


What is about 1000 different receptors, each neuron contains one type

300

causes behavioral dysfunctions, ranging from  slowing movements to rigid movements to bizarre movements

what is damage to the Basal Ganglia?

300

Which of Brodmann's areas is the auditory cortex

What is Area 41

300

Maintains melatonin levels and regulates circadian rhythm

What is Suprachiasmatic Nucleus

400

______ is responsible for neuroendocrine control, is located in the hypothalamic sections, releases peptides and inhibits hormone release.

While, 

_____ is responsible for the periventricular zone, is located in the middle zone, and has a capillary systemic circulation

What is the differences between the Parvocellular and Magnocellular?

400

The 4 input-output loops of the basal ganglia

What is the Skeletomotor Loop, Oculomotor Loop, Associative Loop, and Limbic Loop? 

400

Three input nuclei in the basal ganglia

What is the Caudate Nucleus, Putamen, and Nucleus accumbent? 

400

The infundibular stalk connect ___ and ___ 

 What is the pituitary gland to the hypothalamus

400

Helps produce coherent speech and regulates breathing patterns while speaking 

What is broca’s area

500
  1. The ______ is responsible for processing information from the auditory pathways while the _______ is responsible for controlling head and eye movements and information from different sensory systems converge there.

 What is the inferior colliculus and superior colliculus? 

500

These papillae come in three types

What are fungiform, foliate, and circumvallate? 

500

Major nuclei of the hypothalamus

What is the Paraventricular Nucleus-Parvocellular, Periventricular Nucleus, Arcuate Nucleus, Preoptic Nucleus,Supraoptic Nucleus, Paraventricular Nucleus-Magnocellular, Dorsomedial and Ventromedial nuclei,Lateral hypothalamus, Suprachiasmatic Nucleus, and Median Eminenc?

500

The ventricle separates the two parts of the hypothalamus

What is the third ventricle

500

Responsible for regulating blood pressure and metabolism, maintaining electrolyte levels, temperature integration, and controlling our flight or fight instinct along with our arousal and reproductive system

What is the hypothalamus