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Anatomy and PhysiologyAnatomy and Physiology
Psychology 2617Psychology 2617
IntroductionIntroduction
Anatomy vs. physiologyAnatomy vs. physiologyBrain is organized in, at best, a semi Brain is organized in, at best, a semi
random patternrandom patternSome of the names are confusingSome of the names are confusing
Substantia negraSubstantia negraZona insertaZona inserta
Some make a teeny bit of senseSome make a teeny bit of senseHippocampusHippocampusamygdilaamygdila
A few key termsA few key terms
AnteriorAnterior CaudalCaudal DorsalDorsal FrontalFrontal InferiorInferior LateralLateral MedialMedial
PosteriorPosterior RostralRostral SagittalSagittal SuperiorSuperior VentralVentral dorsaldorsal
The outside is protected by a sack like The outside is protected by a sack like thingiethingie
The meningesThe meningesWithin which we find the CSFWithin which we find the CSF
Cerebrum Cerebrum CerebellumCerebellumSulci and gyriSulci and gyri
BrainstemBrainstem Cranial nervesCranial nerves Lots of arteries and veinsLots of arteries and veins Brain uses 25 percent of the glucose in your Brain uses 25 percent of the glucose in your
system and about 75 percent of your Oxygensystem and about 75 percent of your Oxygen So blood is pretty importantSo blood is pretty important When blood supply is cut off to the brain you get When blood supply is cut off to the brain you get
a strokea stroke
Some gross internal featuresSome gross internal features
VentriclesVentriclesWhat do they do?What do they do?Good questionGood question
White matterWhite matterGrey matterGrey matter
Internal OrganizationInternal Organization
Four lobesFour lobes FrontalFrontal ParietalParietal TemporalTemporal OccipitalOccipital In general they have In general they have
function but function but remember this is in remember this is in generalgeneral
Some important Subcortical Some important Subcortical structuresstructures
HippocampusHippocampus AmygdilaAmygdila ThalamusThalamus HypothalamusHypothalamus Nucleus accumbensNucleus accumbens MedulaMedula
Brain is divided into two hemispheresBrain is divided into two hemispheresConnected via the corpus collosumConnected via the corpus collosumNot all animals have a ccNot all animals have a cc
Many birds have only a small bundle of Many birds have only a small bundle of connections that allow their two hemispheres connections that allow their two hemispheres to communicateto communicate
Allows cool research to be donwAllows cool research to be donwNicky Clayton’s work on food storing birdsNicky Clayton’s work on food storing birds
NeuronsNeuronsGlial cellsGlial cellsAxons and dendritesAxons and dendritesA whole bunch of neurons connected is A whole bunch of neurons connected is
called a tract or a nerve, depending on called a tract or a nerve, depending on where it iswhere it is
CNS PNS et alCNS PNS et al
The division of the nervous system into The division of the nervous system into say the CNS and the PNS is really about say the CNS and the PNS is really about anatomyanatomy
Nothing wrong with this, but the distinction Nothing wrong with this, but the distinction is not as much about physiologyis not as much about physiology
Physiologically we can talk about the Physiologically we can talk about the cranial nervous system and the spinal cranial nervous system and the spinal nervous systemnervous system
Cranial stuffCranial stuff
Twelve sets of twoTwelve sets of twoControl inputs and outputs from stuff in the Control inputs and outputs from stuff in the
headheadThe Brainstem gets inputs from the The Brainstem gets inputs from the
sensessensesOutputs to the rest of the body (so not the Outputs to the rest of the body (so not the
head in other words)head in other words)You can divide it into the hindbrain, You can divide it into the hindbrain,
midbrain and diencephalonmidbrain and diencephalon
HindbrainHindbrain
Fine movementsFine movementsBalanceBalanceCerebellum tooCerebellum too
Key for fine movementKey for fine movementMay be important in learningMay be important in learningQuick movements tooQuick movements too
Reticular formationReticular formationSleep, wakefulnessSleep, wakefulnessConnections to cortex, wake you upConnections to cortex, wake you up
midbrainmidbrain
TectumTectumSuperior colliculus does visionSuperior colliculus does vision Inferior colliculus does auditionInferior colliculus does auditionJust below the tectum is the tegmentum, Just below the tectum is the tegmentum,
also important in movementalso important in movement
DiencephalonDiencephalon
HypothalamusHypothalamus HungerHunger ThirstThirst SexSex thermoregulationthermoregulation
ThalamusThalamus Sensory switchboardSensory switchboard
The ForebrainThe Forebrain
This is where those lobes areThis is where those lobes areCollectively known as the CortexCollectively known as the CortexLimbic cortex or old cortexLimbic cortex or old cortex
Just below the neocortexJust below the neocortexBasal gangliaBasal ganglia
Very important in movementVery important in movementSubstantia negra is thereSubstantia negra is there
Parkinson’sParkinson’s
Limbic systemLimbic system
HPHPAmygdalaAmygdala
Emotion?Emotion?Nucleus accumbensNucleus accumbens
Runs on dopamineRuns on dopamineOlfactory bulbOlfactory bulb
Ours is itty bittyOurs is itty bitty
Spinal nervous systemSpinal nervous system
Spinal columnSpinal column Nerves running to and Nerves running to and
from the spinal from the spinal column that control column that control body and receive body and receive inputinput
DermatomesDermatomes
Inside the spinal columnInside the spinal column
Dorsal rootDorsal root From sensory receptorFrom sensory receptor
Ventral rootVentral root To movementTo movement
Bell-Megendie LawBell-Megendie Law
Internal or Autonomic systemInternal or Autonomic system
Sympathetic Sympathetic ArousalArousal
ParasympatheticParasympatheticCool downCool down
A lot of what goes on in this system is A lot of what goes on in this system is hormonalhormonal
Principles of nervous system Principles of nervous system organizationorganization
Sequence is input -> integrate -> OutputSequence is input -> integrate -> Output Functional division between sensory and motor Functional division between sensory and motor
systemssystems Inputs and outputs are crossedInputs and outputs are crossed Symmetry and asymmetrySymmetry and asymmetry Excitation and inhibitionExcitation and inhibition Multiple levels of functionMultiple levels of function Parallel and hierarchical (Hughlings Jackson)Parallel and hierarchical (Hughlings Jackson) Localized and distributedLocalized and distributed