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1
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largest area of the brain where all info is sorted and
interpreted

A

Cerebrum

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2
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  • sensory relay centre (ex. auditory, visual , touch, pain)
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thalamus

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3
Q

produces releasing hormones controlling secretions of
pituitary

A

hypothalamus

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4
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  • sends outgoing (efferent) thru autonomic NS
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hypothalamus

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5
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  • receives info from internal organs (afferent)
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hypothalamus

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6
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  • direct contact to hormonal systems via pituitary
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hypothalamus

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7
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  • receives signals from spinal cord
A

medulla oblongata

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8
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  • has reflex centres involved in head movement
A

pons

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9
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  • bridge-like structure containing bundles of axons
    travelling between the cerebellum & rest of CNS
A

pons

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10
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  • functions with the medulla ob. to regulate breathing rate
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pons

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11
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  • has reflex centres involved in head movement
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pons

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12
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issues efferent message or sends to cerebrum for
further processing

A

medulla oblongata

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13
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  • relays info from ear
A

midbrain

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14
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  • also involved in reflexes of irises & eyelids
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midbrain

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15
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  • 2nd largest area of the brain involved in coordination & balance
A

cerebellum

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16
Q

as physical tasks are mastered, many of those pathways are taken
over by … & no longer need conscious control
ex. walking, running, skating

A

cerebellum

17
Q

What part of the brain is responsible for speech, reading, writing, math

A

left

18
Q

What part of the brain is responsible for visual spatial, music, recognition of
patterns, intuition

A

right

19
Q

The left and right hemipshere connected by a nerve tract called the

A

corpus collasum

20
Q

Where is parietal lobe located

A

top

21
Q

what lobe is - associated with taste

A

parietal

22
Q

What lobe receives sensory info from skin & skeletal

A

parietal

23
Q

What lobe is responsible for vision

A

occipital

24
Q

What is temporal responsible fo r

A
  • hearing (auditory) & sensory speech
25
Q

Where is temporal lobe located

A

bottom

26
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What is frontal lobe responsible for

A
  • associative (higher intelligence)