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PSYCH 3322 1st Edition Lecture 1 Outline of Last Lecture I. N/A Outline of Current Lecture II. Functional Organization of the Nervous SystemIII. Direction of Neural FlowIV. Anatomical Division of the Nervous SystemV. Finding Your Way Through the BrainVI. And Overview of Brain Function and StructureVII. Surface FeaturesCurrent LectureFunctional Organization of the Nervous System- Central Nervous System- Peripheral NSDirection of Neural Flow- Sensory (incoming) pathways—bring info (NS afferent)- Motor (outgoing) pathways are efferent—leaves NSAnatomical Division of the NSNervous System:- Central NS- mediates behavioro Braino Spinal cord- Peripheral NS- transmits sensation, produces movemento Somatic NSo Automatic NS- Autonomic NS- balances internal functionso Sympathetic division (arousing)o Parasympathetic division (calming)These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Finding Your Way through the Brain- Structures atop the brain or a structure within are dorsal.- Structures toward the midline are medial; sides are lateral.- Anterior is front; posterior is back.- Bottom is ventral.- Rostral (anterior), caudal (posterior).- Superior and inferior may be used to refer to structures located dorsally and ventrally.- Anterior → horizontal plane. Medial → sagittal. Dorsal → coronal.An Overview of Brain Function and StructureThe Brain’s Surface Features- Meninges: Three layers of protective tissue.- Dura mater: most superficial. Fibrous tissues.- Arachnoid layer: spiderlike appearance. Fluid inside cushions the brain.- Pia mater: softer connective tissue. Tightly covers brain.Surface FeaturesCerebral cortex- Frontal lobe.- Parietal lobe.- Temporal lobe.- Occipital lobe.Central sulcus- division between the


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