Mnemonic Assignment 2017 - Bio Psych Unit by Jean Sauter

Mrs. Sauter

jsauter2 — 2017-10-25 20:00:06 UTC

Cere had difficulty walking in a smooth, coordinated manner after she had her bell rung.

Cere- Bell- Um had her bell rung. The cerebellum is the also called the "Little brain" located under the occipital lobe behind the brainstem. Shown in purple on this playdoh brain.

jsauter2 — 2017-10-25 20:00:19 UTC

Mrs. Sauter's Mnemonic for Corpus Callosum using LINCs vocabulary method

Brooklyn Deutsch's Mnemonic- 1.) PET Scan - You need to feed your PET dog glucose. Then you can visual see with a PET scan the brain activity of your animal and where energy or glucose goes when your dog plays fetch and does other tasks.

jsauter2 — 2017-10-25 20:03:32 UTC

2. .......

1.The Brainy sisters Betty- the oldest , lives in the basement-Brainstem Lynn- the middle, has imaginary hippo as her friend- limbic system Cierra- youngest sister - cerebral cortex. 2.Amy is a very emotional girl, who has a Hippo named thalamus and they make up a group called the Limerick group. Amy- amydgala Hippo-Hippocampus thalamus- hypothalamus limerick- limbic system. Mikayla May

2017-11-03 14:29:43 UTC

Chayne Dunkley's mnemonics- 1) The cerebral COURTex is where the decisions are made. Just like in a Court of law. 2) Without the HYPOTHalamus to regulate body temp, you would be in danger of HYPOTHermia.

2017-11-03 14:57:53 UTC

19somocody — 2017-11-03 14:58:36 UTC

1. END GABAGAS
Endorphin
Norepinephrine
Dopamine
GABA (Gamma - Aminobutyric Acid)
Glutamate
Acetylcholine
Serotonin
Makes It Easier To Remember The Different Neurotransmitters
Almost Sounds Like Some One From New England Saying "End Garbages"
2. BTC/AHH/CG
Brainstem
Thalamus
Cerebellum
Amydgala
Hippocampus
Hypothalamus
Cerebral Cortex
Glial Cells
These Acronyms Can Be Remembered By Thinking Of Them As Big Companies Helping You Move. BTC Is Bitcoin (You Use This Currency For The House Your Moving To, Brainstem = You Always Need The Money For Things Like A House, Thalamus = You Need To Switch Houses, Cerebellum = When Switching Houses, Your Coming From A Smaller House) / AHH Is Armanda Hoffler Inc. ( A Real Estate Company, Amydgala = The Emotions During Moving, Hippocampus = The Room Inside, Hypothalamus = Renovations.) / CG Is The Carlyle Group. (Cerebral Cortex = Finances On Everything For The House, Glial Cells = Discounts (Helps Pay For The House))

Jaedyn Brigan's mnemonics

2017-11-03 15:00:09 UTC

1)Pituitary glands- I think puberty,
because puberty hels you remember hormones,
which are what they pitutary glands send out

2)Acetylcholine (ACh)- For this one I look at the A. If you have a lack of this neurotransmitter you will
have Alzheimer's disease. A=A, Lack of Acetylcholine will
give you Alzheimer's.

Trevor Johnson mnemonics

2017-11-03 15:05:20 UTC

1. Reticular formation- If you get tickled while you are asleep, your reTICKLEular formation will awake you. Reticular formation deals with arousal

2. The lobes of the brain-
Frank Took Off his Pants
r e c a
o m c r
n p i i
t o p e
a r i t
l a t a
l a l
l

Larissa's Mnemonics

19fredlari — 2017-11-03 15:13:28 UTC

1. To memorize the brain observing methods: Mary (MRI scan) Pets (PET scan) Every (EEG) Fuzzy (FMRI) Cat (CT scan). Mary feels magnetized towards these cats, who radiate with cuteness (because CT scans are x-rays). When she pets them, she observes how they react. (PET scans view how your body is functioning)

2. When someone injures the Broca’s area, it is like their mouth is broke, they can understand but not speak. When someone injures Wernicke’s area, everything just sounds like a bunch of Wernicke and they can’t understand!

Dayne Pulleys Mnemonics

2017-11-03 15:31:47 UTC

1.)Temporal Lobe- I can hear the TEMPO of the song. The Temporal Lobe is where auditory process occurs.
2.)Thalamus- use the beginning and ending letters. T-top of the brainstem , S-switchboard

Carina Guzik's Mnemonics

18guzicari — 2017-11-03 15:33:59 UTC

1.) Endorphin: ENDorphins END your pain. They are the body's natural pain relievers.
2.) Antagonist: When my sister ANTAGONizes me, she blocks me from getting my homework done. Antagonists block responses in the brain.

Isabelle Aragonez's Mnemonics

19aragisab — 2017-11-04 02:11:09 UTC

1) Autonomic nervous system and its divisions: My body automatically responds when I feel nervous during a big game. My energy levels speed up during the game. After the game by body peacefully returns back to its normal state.
2) Occipital Lobes: I observe what is displayed in my line of vision and I process that information into pictures.

Elizabeth Cahill's Mnemonics

19cahieliz — 2017-11-05 21:16:41 UTC

2. Broca's Area: Boca means mouth and it sounds like Broca. Broca's area deals with speaking and mouth muscles.

Elizabeth Cahill's Mnemonics

19cahieliz — 2017-11-05 21:50:43 UTC

1. Occipital Lobe: "I have eyes in the back of my head." The Occipital Lobe is located in the back of the brain. It includes visual areas that receive visual information.

Kyle Taggart Mnemonics

2017-11-07 00:56:19 UTC

GABA - gamma-Aminobutyric acid

1) Yo GAB(B)A GA(B)A hunts (huntington disease) for little kids to watch their show
2) Endorphins sounds like Dolphins. Dolphins give you pleasure when you see them just like how Endorphins are a pleasure neurotransmitter

Avery Degerstrom Mnemonics

20adegerstrom — 2017-11-07 02:36:05 UTC

Mnemonic 1:

The limbic system is the middle child of the brain. My brother is the middle child of my family. His name is Levi, so “L” in limbic system goes with “L” for Levi.

Mnemonic 2:

The parasympathetic nervous system calms you down. It reminds me of a para, they are the people who help children who have problems in school. The children can sometimes get worked up and the paras have to calm them down. So the paras help them trigger their parasympathetic nervous system.

Max Hageman's Mnemonic

mhageman1999 — 2017-11-07 15:10:16 UTC

Lesion: Think of the first three letters in the word "lesion." A lesion is when tissue are destroyed, so you have "les" tissue.

Plasticity: Think of the word "city" within "plasticity." A city is always changing!

Samantha Bauer

samanthabauer2018 — 2017-11-07 15:15:21 UTC

Mnemonics

Katie Wagner

2017-11-07 20:15:34 UTC

1. Norepinephrine: Nore Pine's friend (phrine) left and now shes sad, moody and anxious. Not enough of norepinephrine leads to depression, anxiety, and moodiness.
2. Gaba and Glutamate: Sarah has two friends: Gaba and Glu Tamate. Gaba is the friend that calms her, but Glu Tamate gives her exciting memories. Gaba calms neurons and Glutamate is an excitatory neurotransmitter involved in memory

Alexis Pankonin's Mnemonic

2017-11-07 22:10:25 UTC

1. Reuptake: My neurons have to mop up the extra neurotransmitters that weren't used.
2. My mom always tells me she has eyes in the back of her head, well no wonder why. That's where her occipital lobe is located, that houses the visual cortex.

Abbey Haug

18haugabbe — 2017-11-08 02:45:25 UTC

1) The Temporal Lobe: One odd way to remember that the temporal lobe controls hearing is to think about TEMPerature. When the TEMPerature drops, one might use EARmuffs to cover ones EARS. So when the TEMPerature drops, protect your TEMPoral lobe with some EARmuffs.
2) Dendrites: they receive messages and send them to the cell body. Think of your house as a nerve. Most of the time, you enter someone's house from the DEN. In order to transfer information or talk to other people in the house, you must leave the DEN and bring your information or message to another room.

Stephanie Braund

braundzs1 — 2017-11-08 14:48:08 UTC

1. Your sister always riles you up and stresses you out S=S So your sister riles up your sympathetic nervous system.
2. A Para in school is there to help and to calm people in need. Your Parasympathetic Nervous System is like the Para in school trying to keep the peace.

19aydtnata — 2017-11-08 16:26:03 UTC

1. "Boca" meaning "mouth" in Spanish and sounding like "Broca" . Brocas area controls speech.
2. Sensory cortex processes sensations, S=S, Sensory=sensations

Hailey N

jsauter2 — 2017-11-13 15:24:27 UTC