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Definition
basal nuclei: responsible for cognitive processing, the most important
function being that associated with planning movements
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cerebellum hypothalamus
substantia nigra basal nuclei
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Definition
,"Emotions & Memory"
💖 Deep inside the brain, linked to emotions & survival instincts
🔹 Includes:
✅ Amygdala – Fear, anger, emotions
✅ Hippocampus – Learning and memory formation
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Brainstem facts Limbic System facts
Cerebrum facts Cerebellum facts
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Why is vomiting an example of positive feedback?
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Stomach contractions decrease until Stomach contractions stabilize to
the substance is digested. maintain balance.
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Stomach contractions
increase until the harmful Stomach muscles relax to absorb the
substance is expelled. substance.
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Definition
corpus callosum: provides the major pathway for communication
between the two hemispheres of the cerebral cortex
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corpus callosum cerebellum
septum pellucidum hippocampus
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What does the pons do?
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Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal Regulates breathing, facial
(F-POT). movements, and sleep.
cerebral hemisphere: one half of the primary sensory cortex: place where
bilaterally symmetrical cerebrum sensory processing begins
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Definition
glial cells: one of the various types of neural tissue cells
responsible for maintenance of the tissue and largely responsible
for supporting neurons
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bipolar cells glial cells
microglia unipolar cells
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1 of 174
Definition
basal nuclei: responsible for cognitive processing, the most important
function being that associated with planning movements
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cerebellum hypothalamus
substantia nigra basal nuclei
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2 of 174
Definition
,"Emotions & Memory"
💖 Deep inside the brain, linked to emotions & survival instincts
🔹 Includes:
✅ Amygdala – Fear, anger, emotions
✅ Hippocampus – Learning and memory formation
Give this one a go later!
Brainstem facts Limbic System facts
Cerebrum facts Cerebellum facts
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3 of 174
Term
Why is vomiting an example of positive feedback?
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Stomach contractions decrease until Stomach contractions stabilize to
the substance is digested. maintain balance.
,6/7/26, 10:08 d312 latest OA study guide fb |
PM Quizlet
Stomach contractions
increase until the harmful Stomach muscles relax to absorb the
substance is expelled. substance.
Don't know?
4 of 174
Definition
corpus callosum: provides the major pathway for communication
between the two hemispheres of the cerebral cortex
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corpus callosum cerebellum
septum pellucidum hippocampus
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5 of 174
Term
What does the pons do?
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, 6/7/26, 10:08 d312 latest OA study guide fb |
PM Quizlet
Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal Regulates breathing, facial
(F-POT). movements, and sleep.
cerebral hemisphere: one half of the primary sensory cortex: place where
bilaterally symmetrical cerebrum sensory processing begins
Don't know?
6 of 174
Definition
glial cells: one of the various types of neural tissue cells
responsible for maintenance of the tissue and largely responsible
for supporting neurons
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bipolar cells glial cells
microglia unipolar cells
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7 of 174
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