The _____ area of the hypothalamus is responsible for satiety
#2
Lesion of the _____ area of the hypothalamus results in hyperphagia
#3
Major reward centers are located along the course of the _____ bundle, especially in the lateral and ventromedial nuclei of the hypothalamus.
#4
_____ of the globus pallidus internus results in excitation of the ipsilateral ventral lateral (VL) nucleus of the thalamus (basal ganglia pathway)
#5
The _____ nucleus of the hypothalamus is responsible for our circadian rhythm, which regulates the sleep cycle
#6
Associative learning is linked to _____ and cerebellum
#7
The _____ area of the hypothalamus is responsible for hunger
#8
The image shows decerebrate rigidity, in which there is _____ excitation
#9
Clonus is due to sustained hyperactivity of _____ motor neurons.
#10
_____ are sudden, jerky eye movements that occur as the gaze shifts from one object to another, performed to bring image of an object quickly on the fovea.
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Flashcard 1: The _____ area of the hypothalamus is responsible for satiety
Answer: ventromedial
Flashcard 2: Lesion of the _____ area of the hypothalamus results in hyperphagia
Answer: ventromedial
Flashcard 3: Major reward centers are located along the course of the _____ bundle, especially in the lateral and ventromedial nuclei of the hypothalamus.
Answer: medial forebrain
Flashcard 4: _____ of the globus pallidus internus results in excitation of the ipsilateral ventral lateral (VL) nucleus of the thalamus (basal ganglia pathway)
Answer: Inhibition
Flashcard 5: The _____ nucleus of the hypothalamus is responsible for our circadian rhythm, which regulates the sleep cycle
Answer: suprachiasmatic
Flashcard 6: Associative learning is linked to _____ and cerebellum
Answer: amygdala
Flashcard 7: The _____ area of the hypothalamus is responsible for hunger
Answer: lateral
Flashcard 8: The image shows decerebrate rigidity, in which there is _____ excitation
Answer: reticulospinal
Flashcard 9: Clonus is due to sustained hyperactivity of _____ motor neurons.
Answer: alpha and gamma
Flashcard 10: _____ are sudden, jerky eye movements that occur as the gaze shifts from one object to another, performed to bring image of an object quickly on the fovea.
Answer: Saccades
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