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Hormone Production and regulation
Functions is homeostasis, or maintaining feeding
blood pressure,
body temperature
fluid and electrolyte balance
body weight
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plays a key role in integrating the components that comprise anxiety and fear.
Lesions of the Amygdala produce a tame animal
Emotions |
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| Conscious thought processes, intellectual functions, memory storage and retrieval |
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Cognition
Information Processing
Pain and Touch Sensation
Spatial Orientation
Speech
Visual Perception |
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Motor Functions
Higher Order Functions
Planning
Reasoning
Judgement
Impulse Control
Memory |
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Controls Vision
Color Recognition |
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processing centers sensory information relay
(Not smell) |
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Consolidation of New Memories
Emotions
Navigation
Spatial Orientation |
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Caudate nucleus – input, voluntary movement
Putamen input, voluntary movement
Globus pallidus – output, voluntary movement
Communicates between cerebral cortex and peripheral nervous system about bodies motor activity balance and excitatory and inhibitory neurons |
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Controls eye movement muscle skeletal and contains contains the
substantia nigra,
reticular activating system
that screens and regulate stimuli
If damaged cant sleep |
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Substantia Nigra
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Controls Voluntary Movement and fine motor movement Regulates Mood
Produces the Neurotransmitter Dopamine
***Damage present with parcansonnian sign and symptoms*** |
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| limbic system structures: |
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Amygdala
Hippocampus
Hypothalamus
Thalamus |
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