brain

Question 1

Forebrain contains

Answer 1

dicephalon:
1- Thalamus
2- Limbic system (hypothalamus, Amyglada, hyppocampus)

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Telencephalon:
cerebrum

Question 2

Cerebrum importance

Answer 2

Cerebrum = you

Frontal lobe:
thinking, memories access, movement, speech, Analysing

Parietal:
sensation (sensory center), body orientation

Temporal:
memory

Occipital:
eyesight/Vision

Question 3

Limbic system

Answer 3

Hypothalamus: hormones

Amyglada: emotions (extreme), fear, pain, rage, etc

Hippocampus: storing memories (short->longterm)

Question 4

Thalamus

Answer 4

Senses (except from smell)

Eyes, ears, skin

Question 5

Cerebellum

Answer 5

VOLUNTARY movements
body position/orientation

muscle memory storage

Question 6

Hind brain/brain stem

Answer 6

Pons
Medulla
cerebellum

Question 7

Midbrain

Answer 7

diminished in humans, mainly connective between hind and fore

Auditory relay

reticular formation

Question 8

Pons role

Answer 8

Pons: sleep and wakefullness, bridge between the other hindbrain, rate and pattern of breathing

Question 9

Medulla role

Answer 9

medulla: Autonomic movements (breathing, swallowing, b.p, heart rate etc)

Question 10

CSF role & pH

Answer 10

cerebrospinal fluid

-shock absorber
-suspends brain (pressure reduced)
-immune/metabolic waste removal/nutrients

7.4pH

Question 11

layers 6

Answer 11

out to in:

1-Dura
2- Arachnoid
3-Pia
4-Epidural
5-Subdural
6-Subarachnoid CSF

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Question 12

Matter

Answer 12

Brain: White inner, grey outer (walnut)

Spine: white outer, grey inner

Question 13

Brain ventricles/cavaties

Answer 13

4
produce and circulate CSF