Bio125Final

Question 0

• plan, execute, provide pattern and rhythm for movements (esp. if repetitive or highly practiced)
• help initiate and terminate movements
• regulate muscle tone and suppress unwanted nuclei
• one of the many brain regions required for movements (ex: walking and using arms to balance)

Answer 0

Basal nuclei

Question 1

allows sensory perception, voluntary movement, speech, thought, memory,emotion, learning, and judgement (cognitive skills)

Answer 1

Cerebral cortex

Question 2

-Site of conscious mind - executive suite of CNS

Answer 2

Cerebral cortex

Question 3

Contra lateral sensory and motor function

Answer 3

Cerebral cortex

Question 4

Primary somatosensory cortex is in what region?

Answer 4

Post central gyrus

Question 5

• receives general sense input like touch,pain, pressure, tickle, vibration, itch, temperature, proprioception (how you perceive position of body parts)

Answer 5

Primary somatosensory cortex

Question 6

Primary motor cortex is where?

Answer 6

In pre central gyrus