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note taking guide 2.5 Flashcards

1
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the top part of the brain

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Cerebrum

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2
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the front part of the brain

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frontal lobe

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3
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large part of the brain

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frontal lobe

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4
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controls eye movement

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frontal lobe

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5
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important for speech

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frontal lobe

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known as the “control panel”of our personality due to its importance for our ability to communicate

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frontal lobe

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7
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located near the center of the brain

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parietal lobe

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8
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receive messages from the skin:Warm,Cold,Pain,Touch

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parietal lobe

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Let’s us just size,distance,and shape

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parietal lobe

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10
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Understands math problems and written language

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parietal lobe

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11
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interprets information from the ears (hearing)and nose (smell)

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temporal lobe

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12
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the most important area for language

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temporal lobe

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13
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where long term memories are stored

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temporal lobe

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14
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receives information from the eyes

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occipital lobe

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15
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interprets thing like color

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occipital lobe

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16
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located at the top of the brain stem

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cerebellum

17
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receives information from the spinal cord and the body

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cerebellum

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regulates movements posture balance and coordination

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cerebellum

19
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10% of the brain’s weight but has 50% of the brain’s neurons

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cerebellum

20
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connects the brain to the spinal cord

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brain stem

21
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in charge of involuntary muscles

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brain stem

22
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controls the body’s temperature

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hypothalamus

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when the body is cold it tells the body to shiver

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hypothalamus

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when the body is hot it tells the body to sweat

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hypothalamus

25
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the size of a pea

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pituitary gland

26
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produces and releases hormones for you body

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pituitary gland

27
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these hormones trigger metabolism growth and puberty

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pituitary

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