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What is this?
Dentate Nucleus
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What is this?
Pons- connects the cortex and the cerebellum
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What is this?
Fourth Ventricle
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What is this?
Cerrebellar Vermis- proprioception and touch
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What is this?
Olfactory Tract - smell
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What is this?
Optic Chiasm
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What is this?
Optic Tract
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What is this?
Internal Carotid Artery
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What is this?
Substantia Nigra (serotonin and motor control)
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What is this?
Red Nucleus- posture and muscle tone (part of spinal cord)
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What is this?
Cerebral Peduncle- facilitates the conduction of signals from cortex and brainstem to other parts of the brain
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What is this?
Lateral Geniculate Nucleus- vision
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What is this?
Medial Geniculate- deals with perception of auditory pitch
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What is this?
Aqueduct of Sylvius- connects the third and fourth ventricles
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What is this?
Anterior Commisure
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What is this?
Posterior Commissure
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What is this?
Head of Caudate- thought to be movement, but also emotion and movement now
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What is this?
Putamen- prepares and aides in movement of limbs
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What is this?
Globus Pallidus- autonomic movement
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What is this?
Internal Capsule- sensory and motor function
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What is this?
Thalmus- processes information from the spinal cord, also sleep, consciousness and alertness
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What is this?
Habenula- receives input from the limbic system and basal ganglia, and co-ordinates the release of dopamine in response
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What is this?
Hippocampus- directions, memory
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What is this?
Cerebellum- motor learning, co-ordination, posture and language
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What is this?
Optic Chiasm
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What is this?
Mamillary Bodies- recognition memory (peoples' faces)
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