Features
Features:

Product Tour >

Edraw AI >

Paid Plans:

Individuals >

Business >

Eduaction >
Resources
Blog

History

How-tos & Tips

Discovery

Biography

Business Analysis

Examples

AI concept Map

Free AI Mind Map Generator

Onenote Mind Map

Bcg Matrix Examples

Nike Marketing Strategy

Unilever SWOT Analysis

Make Mind Maps in Google Docs

Guide

FAQs

What's New

Resource Center
Templates
All Templates

Brain Storming Templates

Strategy and Planning Templates

Project Management Templates

Product Management Templates

Human Resources Templates

Agile Workflow Templates

Marketing Templates

Education Templates

Fun and Games Templates

User Gallery
Download
Pricing
Enterprise

Neuroscience

This is a mind map/tree map that contains information about the Neuroscience. Neuroscience (or neurobiology) is the scientific study of the nervous system.

Edited at 2020-10-08 06:18:03

Study Smarter

Recent works View more works>>

Neuroscience

Study Smarter

Recent works View more works>>

Recommended to you
Outline

6 Levels of Ecological Hierarchy
- 1.6k
- 5
Roy Mustang
biology reproduction
- 1.4k
- 10
Roy Mustang
Cell Membrane
- 1.4k
- 11
Study Smarter
FAO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 2-Zero Hunger
- 845
- 2
- 2
Ashley
Panda Labs
- 525
- 2
- 1
Ashley
Analysis of the Chapters of the 2030 EU Biodiversity Strategy
- 421
- 5
Ashley
BENENIFTS FROM NATURE
- 928
- 18
- 1
Ashley
5 Ways to Protect Biodiversity
- 503
- 5
- 1
Ashley
Six Solutions to Save Sharks
- 445
- 4
- 2
Ashley
Critically Endangered
- 573
- 6
- 2
Ashley

Neuroscience

Motor Systems

- Motor planning areas

- Premotor area

- Supplementary motor area

- Broca's area

- Area analogous to Broca's inopposite hemisphere

- Primary motor cortex

- Movement control

- Cerebellum

- Basal Ganglia

- Motor neurons

- Somatic

- Upper Motor Neurons

- Head

- Corticobulbar tract

- Skeletal system

- Flexors

- Corticospinal tract

- Lateral

- Hands

- Feet

- Medial

- Lesions

- Above pyramid decussation

- Below pyramid decussation

- Rubrospinal (red) tract

- Extensors

- Vestibulospinal tract

- Medial

- Lateral

- Reticulospinal tract

- Lateral

- Medial

- Tectospinal tract

- UMN lesions

- Hemiparesis or hemiplegia

- Increased DTRs (hyperreflexia)

- Hypertonia

- Spasticity

- Pathologic reflexes

- No muscle atrophy (except disuse)

- Spinal shock

- Hypotonia

- Hemiplegia

- Plegia of single limb

- Areflexia

- Lower Motor Neurons

- Cranial Nerves

- CN3

- CN4

- CN5

- CN6

- CN7

- CN9

- CN10

- CN11

- Ventral horn (spinal cord)

- LMN lesions

- Fibrillations

- Fasciculations

- Muscle weakness

- Paresis (partial)

- Plegia (complete)

- Hemiplegia

- Paraplegia

- Quariplegia

- Decreased deep tendon reflexes

- Hypotonia

- Atrophy

- Interneurons

- Autonomic (visceral)

- Neurosecretory (hypothalamus)

Blood Supply of the CNS

Sensory Systems

- Cortical areas

- Primary sensory cortex

- Primary somatosensory

- Primary auditory

- Primary visual

- Primary vestibular

- Sensory association cortex

- Somatosensory association

- Visual association

- Auditory association

- Ascending tracts

- Spinothalamic Tract

- Dorsal Column &amp; Medial Lemniscus

Memory

Cognition

- Cortical areas

- Association cortex

- Prefrontal association

- Parietotemporal association

- Limbic association

Conscious states

- Reticular formation

- Reticular nuclei

- Ventral tegmental area (Dopamine)

- Pedunculopontine nucleus(Acetylcholine)

- Raphe nuclei (Serotonin)

- Locus Ceruleus &amp; medialreticular area(Norepinephrine)

- What keeps us awake?

(Reticular Activating System)

- Reticular nuclei

- Locus Ceruleus

- Raphe nuclei

- Tegmental nuclei (dorsal)

- Ascending fibres projecting upto cerebral components (ARAS)

- Cerebral components

- Basal forebrain(hypothalamus)

- Thalamus

- Cerebral cortex

Cranial Nerves

Language

- Speech motor

- Broca's area

- Area analogous to Broca's inright hemisphere