Flashcards: Lab 11: The Brain.....................

<p>name the broddman's area</p>

name the broddman's area

precentral gyrus

<p>name the broddman's area</p>

name the broddman's area

postcentral gyrus

<p>name the broddman's area</p>

name the broddman's area

central sulcus

<p>name the broddman's area</p>

name the broddman's area

lateral sulcus

<p>what lobe is this?</p>

what lobe is this?

frontal lobe

<p>what lobe is this?</p>

what lobe is this?

parietal lobe

<p>what lobe is this?</p>

what lobe is this?

temporal lobe

<p>what lobe is this?</p>

what lobe is this?

occipital lobe

thalamus

thalamus

hypothalamus

hypothalamus

pineal gland

pineal gland

pituitary gland

pituitary gland

infundibulum

corpus callosum

superior colliculus

inferior colliculus

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Primary Motor cortex

Precentral Gyrus

Voluntary motor movements

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Primary Visual Cortex

Occipital lobe

Receives visual stimuli from retinas

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Prefrontal Cortex

Frontal Lobe

Cognition, Working Memory, Intellect, Personality, Recall

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Primary Somatosensory Cortex

Postcentral Gyrus

Receives sensory information from general sensory receptors and proprioceptors

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Primary Auditory Cortex

Temporal Lobe

Receives sensory information from hearing receptors

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Wernicke's Area

Posterior Association Area

Speech comprehension

<p>State the name, location, and function</p>

State the name, location, and function

Broca's Area

Frontal Lobe

Speech production

Meningeal Dura Mater

Periosteal Dura Mater

Subarachnoid Space

arachnoid mater

dural sinus

lateral ventricles

choroid plexus

third ventricle

fourth ventricle

cerebral aqueduct

Describe the formation and flow of cerebrospinal fluid

Secreted by choroid plexuses lining ventricles

Flows from lateral ventricles into third and fourth ventricles

flows through subarachnoid space

absorbed into dural venous sinuses via arachnoid granulations

<p>State the Number and Function </p>

State the Number and Function

I Olfactory Nerve

Sensory

Sense of smell

II Optic Nerve

Sensory

Vision

III Oculomotor nerve

Motor

Moves Eyes

IV Trochlear nerve

Motor

Moves eyes

V Trigeminal nerve

Mixed

Chewing and Face sensory

VI Abducens nerve

Motor

Moves Eyes

VII Facial Nerve nerve

Mixed

Taste and facial expression

IX Glossopharyngeal

Mixed

Taste and throat movement

X Vagus nerve

Mixed

Sends information below neck

XI Accessory nerve

Motor

Moves neck

XII Hypoglossal nerve

Motor

Moves tongue

VIII Vestibulocochlear nerve

Mixed

Hearing and equilibrium

olfactory bulb

olfactory tract

optic chiasma

optic tract

what connects the two thalamic bodies together?

interthalamic adhesion

pons

medulla oblongata