Nervous System Lecture 12 (Slides and Notes) PDF
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This document is a presentation on the nervous system, focusing on the brain and its various components, such as the cerebrum, brainstem, cerebellum, and diencephalon, along with specifics about the cerebral cortex and other pertinent areas, accompanied by images. It seems to be a lecture designed for an undergraduate audience.
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NERVOUS SYSTEM LECTURE 12 The Brain (Part 2) The Cerebrum BRAINSTEM CEREBELLUM DIENCEPHALON LIMBIC SYSTEM CEREBRUM Photo: Maya Prabhu (www.atlasobscura.com/articles/nimhans-brain- museum) LEFT HEMISPHERE RIGHT HEMISPHERE Photo: Maya Prabhu...
NERVOUS SYSTEM LECTURE 12 The Brain (Part 2) The Cerebrum BRAINSTEM CEREBELLUM DIENCEPHALON LIMBIC SYSTEM CEREBRUM Photo: Maya Prabhu (www.atlasobscura.com/articles/nimhans-brain- museum) LEFT HEMISPHERE RIGHT HEMISPHERE Photo: Maya Prabhu (www.atlasobscura.com/articles/nimhans-brain- museum) LEFT HEMISPHERE RIGHT HEMISPHERE LONGITUDINAL FISSURE Photo: Maya Prabhu (www.atlasobscura.com/articles/nimhans-brain- museum) CORPUS CALLOSUM DEJA VU CEREBRAL CORTEX CEREBRAL CORTEX CEREBRAL CORTEX 2.5mm CEREBRAL CORTEX GREY MATTER 2.5mm GREY MATTER NERVOUS TISSUE CONTAINING MAINLY NERVE CELL BODIES CEREBRAL CORTEX WHITE GREY MATTER MATTER 2.5mm WHITE MATTER NERVOUS TISSUE CONTAINING MAINLY NERVE CELL AXONS CEREBRAL CORTEX WHITE GREY MATTER MATTER 2.5mm CEREBRAL CORTEX WHITE GREY MATTER MATTER 2.5mm NUCLEI NUCLEUS CLUSTER OF NERVE CELL BODIES INSIDE THE CNS (compare with GANGLION) “BUMPS” “GROOVES” SULCUS (pl. sulci) A GROOVE ON THE CORTEX GYRUS (pl. gyri) A RAISED AREA BETWEEN THE GROOVES LATERAL SULCUS CENTRAL SULCUS LATERAL SULCUS CENTRAL SULCUS PRECENTRAL GYRUS LATERAL SULCUS CENTRAL SULCUS POSTCENTRAL PRECENTRAL GYRUS GYRUS LATERAL SULCUS CEREBRAL LOBES PARIETAL LOBE FRONTAL LOBE OCCIPITAL TEMPORAL LOBE LOBE PARIETAL LOBE FRONTAL LOBE OCCIPITAL TEMPORAL LOBE LOBE CENTRAL SULCUS POSTCENTRAL PARIETAL PRECENTRAL GYRUS GYRUS LOBE FRONTAL LOBE LATERAL SULCUS OCCIPITAL TEMPORAL LOBE LOBE
