brain parts extended Flashcards
largest part of the brain
cerebrum
has two hemispheres
cerebrum
allows the two hemispheres of the brain to communicate
corpus callosum
surface of the cerebrum
cerebral cortex
what type of nerves is the cerebral cortex made of
grey matter
lobe that controls voluntary movement
frontal lobe
lobe that controls speech
frontal lobe
lobe that is associated with learning
frontal lobe
lobe that controls hearing
temporal lobe
lobe that controls vision, memory and sensory interpretation
temporal lobe
lobe that controls touch and temperature awareness
parietal lobe
lobe that controls emotions and interpreting speech
parietal lobe
lobe that controls vision and visual interpretation
occipital lobe
below the cerebrum, coordinates messages to the cerebrum
cerebellum
controls subconscious
cerebellum
controls movement, balance, coordination and posture
cerebellum
below the cerebrum, above the midbrain
thalamus
inteprets sensory information associated with touch and temperature
thalamus
receives information from the spinal cord
thalamus
below the thalamus
hypothalamus
controls hunger
hypothalamus
controls body temperature
hypothalamus
controls metabolism processes
hypothalamus
controls with the endocrine system and controls release of hormones in the body
hypothalamus
below the pons and above the spinal cord
medulla oblangata
connects the central and peripheral nervous systems
medulla oblangata
controls many internal responses like breathing and heart rate
medulla oblangata
“bridge”
pons
relays information between the cerebrum, cerebellum, and the medulla
pons
set of structures that lies on both sides and beneath the thalamus
limbic system
limbic system includes:
amygdala, hippocampus, hypothalamus
left side of thalamus, controls fear, aggression, jealousy
amygdala
left side of thalamus, forms long term memories
hippocampus