Frontal Lobes

Question 1

What organ in your body is divided into lobes.

Answer 1

The Brain

Question 2

Which organ has four lobes with different and specific functions?

Answer 2

Hemisphere

Question 3

What are the four lobes of the brain

Answer 3

Frontal, Temporal, Parietal, Occipital

Question 4

The Frontal Lobe is what function of the brain

Answer 4

It is the largest of the four major lobes of the brain

Question 5

Three major parts of the brain are

Answer 5

Cerebrum, Cerebellum, and Brainstem

Question 6

The Brainstem Consist of which three parts

Answer 6

Midbrain, Pons, Medulla

Question 7

Which organ is the largest lobe of the brain

Answer 7

Frontal Lobe

Question 8

How much of the cerebral hemisphere is occupied by the frontal lobe?

Answer 8

1/3

Question 9

The Frontal Lobe is located in the anterior aspect of the

Answer 9

Cranial Cavity

Question 10

The Frontal Lobe is separated from the ______________- _____________- posteriorly by a grove called __________ _______________.

Answer 10

Parietal Lobe: Central Sulcus

Question 11

What are the four principle gyri of the frontal lobes

Answer 11

Precetral gyrus
Superior frontal gryus
Middle frontal gyrus
Inferior frontal gyrus

Question 12

The frontal lobe contains __________ _____________- which is essential for producing the motor component of speech.

Answer 12

Broca’s Area

Question 13

What are the functions of the frontal lobe

Answer 13

Higher cognitive functions
motivation, problem solving, planning, and attention

Question 14

Frontal lobe is separated from the ___________ _______________ by a groove in tissues called the _____________ ________________

Answer 14

Parietal lobe/ Central sulcus

Question 15

The __________ ________________ is the second largest lobe of the human brain after the frontal lobe.

Answer 15

Temporal Lobe

Question 16

Temporal lobe is a part of your brain that helps you

Answer 16

To respond to the world around you communication with other people, access memories and process emotions

Question 17

The temporal lobe makes up about _________ % of the cerebral cortex.

Answer 17

20%

Question 18

What is the temporal lobe made of?

Answer 18

Neurons & glial cells

Question 19

What are the six temporal lobe substructures

Answer 19

Limbic system
Wernicke’s Area
Auditory Cortex
Superior temporal gyrus
Middle temporal gyrus
Inferior temporal gyrus

Question 20

The parietal lobe is of the _____________ and ______________- hemispheres

Answer 20

Left and right

Question 21

What are the five functional sections of the parietal lobe.

Answer 21

Primary receiving area
Somesthetic associates area
Polymodal receiving area
Granular insular area
Polymodal assimulation area

Question 22

Where is the parietal lobe located in the brain?

Answer 22

It sits near the upper back of the skull

Question 23

The parietal lobe is divided into how many different hemispheres?

Answer 23

2

Question 24

What is the parietal lobe sensory mainly connected to?

Answer 24

touch, taste, and temperature

Question 25

The parietal lobe is divided by which hemispheres

Answer 25

Central Furrow or Medial Longitudinal

Question 26

The parietal lobe handles many sensations

Answer 26

touch pressure pain heat cold tension

Question 27

Is the visual processing hub of your brain

Answer 27

Occipita lobe

Question 28

Is the smallest lobe in the cerebral cortex hemispehere

Answer 28

Occipital Lobe

Question 29

Accounts for approximately 18% of the total neocortical volume

Answer 29

Occipital Lobe

Question 30

Which lobe are you using when your brain calculates the size of objects and the distance between you and what you see

Answer 30

Occipital Lobe

Question 31

This lobe is the brains ability to recognize things you've seen before, including objects, faces, and places

Answer 31

Occipital Lobe

Question 32

Which lobe makes up about 10% and 18% of your brains volume

Answer 32

Occipital Lobe

Question 33

This lobe is made up of neurons and glial cells

Answer 33

Occipital lobe

Question 34

When a human is blind the occipital lobe is developed by

Answer 34

Speaking, listening, touching, and talking to others

Question 35

The brains ability to adapt to unusual conditions or circumstances is called

Answer 35

Neuroplasticity

Question 36

What is the name of the syndrome that is brain related makes you think you are looking at your own body. This syndrome makes things look or feel larger or smaller than whats the reality of it is.

Answer 36

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome

Question 37

Which disorder manages what you see. This disorder causes vision issues. What you think you see and where things are

Answer 37

Posterior Cortical Atrophy

Question 38

This disease of the brain allows you to process what you see, but your brain doesn't . it has a strong hold on how you see objects, people, and places.

Answer 38

Visual Agnosia

Question 39

Their are many Occipital Lobe conditions which are

Answer 39

Visual Loss Visual anosognosia (Anton Syndrome) Visual Illusions Visual Hallucinations

Question 40

What are the names of the test you can check the health of your occipital lobe

Answer 40

Blood test checking for metals such as copper mercury or lead Computed tomography Electroencephalogon (EEG) Electromyogram (nerve conduction test) Evoked potential ( sensory test) Magnetic resonance imagining MRI