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Nervous System: Cerebellum, Balance, Coordination, Reflexes, Quizzes of Biology

Definitions and explanations of various terms related to the anatomy and function of the nervous system, specifically focusing on the cerebellum, balance, coordination, input to the cortex, brainstem, reticular activating system, sleep, eeg patterns, slow wave sleep, rapid eye movement sleep, spinal cord, tracts, dorsal roots, ventral roots, reflexes, and reflex arcs. It covers the roles of these structures in maintaining balance, controlling movements, learning, and sleeping.

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2009/2010

Uploaded on 10/13/2010

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Download Nervous System: Cerebellum, Balance, Coordination, Reflexes and more Quizzes Biology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Cerebellum DEFINITION 1 -Structure on back of brainstem -COntrols coordinated movements and learned movements TERM 2 Balance DEFINITION 2 -Maintains balance and controls eye movements TERM 3 Coordination DEFINITION 3 -Connected to motor cortex, recieves "motor plan" -Afferent input gives current muscle position -Coordinates functions with aim, i.e movement matches motor plan -As practice occurs motor cortex, parietal lobe, and cerebellum takes over -Planning is reduced, inntiation of activity is faster and smoother input to cortex TERM 4 Intput to cortex DEFINITION 4 -Allows cortex to know current position and movement -- Cortex uses this information to plan future movements TERM 5 Brian Stem DEFINITION 5 -Medulla, pons, and midbrain -Interface between spinal cord and higher brain centers -Cranial nerves supply sensory and motor function to the head and neck -Different centers in brainstem control heart rate, breathing, and wakefullness TERM 6 Reticular Activating System DEFINITION 6 -RAS -neural net. , awareness of surroundings -Cortical, pain, auditory, pain, visual input -Output to cortex and thalamus - all cortex -COntrols conciousness/ sleep TERM 7 Sleep DEFINITION 7 -low frequency activity in hypothalamus and thalamus---> sleep -reason needed unknown TERM 8 EEG Patterns DEFINITION 8 -Slow wave patterns in EEG give slow wave sleep its name - EEG pattern during REM sleep is simmilar to being awake TERM 9 Slow wave sleep DEFINITION 9 -4 stages, each progressively deeper over about a 75 minute cycle -Carcadian rythm- increase in adenosine --> sleep - Caffine blocks adenosine response -Sleep factor: muranyl dipeptide --> strong sleep inducer TERM 10 Rapid Eye Movement: Paradoxical sleep DEFINITION 10 REM -15 minutes long and the end of a slow wave sleep - Paradoxiacal sleep- hard to awakin, most likely to awaken self -High cisual cortex, low frontal, high memory areas- dreams illogical -New synaptic contaces made--> increase in long term memroy
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