Chapter 3 Test

Electrodes attached to scalp

Passing electrical currents through implants in brain, Parkinsons

Uses magnetic pulses

X-ray of the brain, pictures in slices

3D imaging, shows brain structure

Takes images seconds apart

Glucose Injected, activated areas of the brain visible

What is located in the Central Nervous System

Carries information to and from the CNS

Controls Body Movement

Controls sensory centre

Contains the nucleus, connects to the dendrites

Takes information away from Soma/cell body

Located inside the axon, releases content into synaptic clef

Chemical which allows transmission of signals

Is Dopamine an Agonist or Antagonist?

Is Norepinephrine an Agonist or Antagonist?

Is Endorphins an Agonist or Antagonist?

Runners High Neurotransmitter

Positive Emotional State Neurotransmitter

Attention, Arousal, Memory Neurotransmitter

Imbalance linked to anxiety Neurotransmitters

Where is the Brainstem located

Sensory Station, sends signals to appropriate brain area

Dopamine is an agonist

The medulla is about respiration, muscle tone and heart rate

Thalamus has to do with movement, posture and balance

Cerebellum has to do with sensory and sends signals to brain area

Pons help with sleeping, dreaming and arousal

Controls the right side of the body

Music processing

Language processing

Information processing

Recognition and expression of emotion

Math is in the left side of the brain

Visual functions are in the left side of the brain

Emotional response, aggression/fear/pleasure comes from where of the brain

What controls the Auto Nervous System?

What cortex does visual processing happen?

Movement happens in the parietal lobe?

Where is the Broca's Area?

Auditory stimuli, memory and speech happens in what lobe

In what lobe does Wenicke's Area happen?