Organ Systems 3: Test #6 (1/3)

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aileenjanu  on August 14, 2011

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limbic system: part one

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(NCNM) National College of Naturopathic Medicine

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Organ Systems 3: Test #6 (1/3)

The Limbic System contains many areas including the _____ and _____
Cortical and Deeper Subcortical regions
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The Limbic System contains many areas including the _____ and _____ Cortical and Deeper Subcortical regions
Cortical Regions include: (4x) Orbital and Medial Prefrontal
Cingulate Gyrus
Insula
Parahippocampal
Deeper Cortical Structures include: Hippocampus
Amygdala
Ventral Striatum Nucleus Accumbens
Limbic System (Cortical and Subcortical) along with other CNS structures provide basis of: (3x) Memory
Motivation
Emotions
Examples of Limbic system basics: Planning Frontal and Cingulate Cortex
Cognition Cerebral Cortex
Stress HPA Axis
Hippocampus
Amygdala
Fear Amygdala
Memory Hippocampus and Entorhinal Cortex
Neuromodulatory Pathways to Limbic Structures (4x) Norepinephrine (NO)
Dopamine
Serotonin (5HT)
Acetyl Choline (Ach)
Norepinephrine: From Locus Ceruleus in Pons
Norepinephrine -Attentional Selectivity under Stress
-Activates large areas of brain
Dopamine: From Ventral Tegmentum in Midbrain
Dopamine -Facilitates working memory in PFC
The _____Dopamine System promotes Reward Seeking behavior Mesolimbic
Serotonin (5HT) location Raphe Nucleus in Medulla
Serotonin (5HT) Mood
Sleep/Wake Cycles
Acetyl Choline: Location Septum
Nucleus Basalis and
Diagnal band of Broca
Acetyl Choline Facilitate Hippocampal and other Cortical regions in memory and cognition
Hippocampus: The ______ in the Medial Temporal Lobe, bulges into Lateral Ventrical Archicortex
*in the 16th century , the Hippocampus was named after the seahorse because of its curled appearance in cross section
Hippocampal Afferents: Cortex: Sensory, Association, Cingulate, and Prefrontal Cortex project into Temporal Lobe

*Parahippocampal Gyrus: ---> Entorohinal Cortex ---> Hippocampus and Amygdala
Hippocampal Afferents: Septum (Ach) Diagnol band of Broca
and other monoamine pathways
Hippocampal Efferents: Fornix carries contextually processed information to : -Hypothalamus (Neuroendocrine responses) *regulates stress and visceral symptoms

-Prefrontal, Cingulate, and Temporal Cortex (consolidate memory in cortex)
Limbic system is well known for developing certain types of _____ Memory
_____ and ____ (of the Hippocampus) are associated with Declaritive Memory Hippocampus and Medial Temporal Lobe
_____ (of the Hippocampus) is associated with the emotional type of Procedural Memory Amygdala
_____(of the Hippocampus) is associated with Working Memory Prefrontal Cortex
*Short term Memory
Declaritive Memory is also known as Explicit Memory
Declarivitive (Explicit) Memory consists of the following two types Episodic
Semantic
Episodic Memory : Location Hippocampus and Hippocampal Cortices

-memory for specific autobiographical episodes or events ( you were there/ you experienced it )

-Content of Experience and Spacial and Temporal context (what's all around you/what will sustain the memory )

- Auto-noetic consciousnes (i.e. with self in it)

-Memory of experience of event
Semantic Memory: Location Limbic Cortes: Anterolateral: (Temporal, Ventrtolateral Prefrontal Cortex)

-Non-Contexual content of experience or knowledge of the world

-Long term representation of facts, concepts, word meanings, ect (i.e. abstract features)

-Noetic Conciousness (consciousness of knowledge without a sense of self and experience accompanying it
With time, Episodic memory becomes altered to Semantic Memory
Episodic and Semantic memory is located in the Posterior part of the Temporal Lobe
Procedural (or Implicit) Memory, will be covered later, but note how skills and habits use (3x) Basal Ganglia
Cerebellum
Posterior Cortex

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