Ch 2 Brain

Question 1

The fissure separating the temporal lobe from the frontal and parietal lobes

Answer 1

lateral central fissure/fissure of Sylvius

Question 2

Fissure that separates the two hemispheres

Answer 2

longitudinal cerebral fissure

Question 3

What separates the frontal from the parietal lobe

Answer 3

central sulcus

Question 4

Part of frontal lobe responsible for voluntary muscle activation

Answer 4

primary motor cortex/precentral gyrus

Question 5

Area of frontal lobe that controls emotions and judgements

Answer 5

prefrontal cortex

Question 6

Area of frontal lobe that controls motor aspects of speech

Answer 6

Broca’s

Question 7

Part of parietal lobe responsible for integration of sensation

Answer 7

post central gyrus/primary sensory cortex

Question 8

The parietal lobe receives fibers conveying touch, proprioceptive, pain and temperature sensations from _____ side

Answer 8

opposite side

Question 9

Part of temporal lobe that receives and processes auditory stimuli

Answer 9

primary auditory cortex

Question 10

part of temporal lobe that processes auditory stimuli (determines if speech, sound)

Answer 10

associative auditory cortex

Question 11

Part of temporal lobe where language comprehension occurs

Answer 11

Wernicke’s area

Question 12

part of occipital lobe that receives and processes visual stimuli

Answer 12

primary visual cortex

Question 13

part of occipital lobe that processes visual stimuli

Answer 13

visual association cortex