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Pons
Control center for sleep, one of the control centers of arousal (alertness), serves as a bridge to the frontal lobe.
Cerebellum
Control center of fine motor movement, first thing affected by alcohol.
Arborvitae
Control center of cerebellum (Christmas tree shaped).
Medulla Oblongata
Responsible for blood circulation and breathing, location of consciousness.
Reticular Formation
Works with the pons regarding arousal, specifically the sympathetic nervous system.
Thalamus
Grand central station of the brain, afferent is sensory data going up into the brain and efferent is motor data exiting the brain.
Thalamus Bulb
Holds the thalamus.
Hippocampus
Horseshoe shaped around the thalamus, memory center, control center of working (short term) and long term memory.
Amygdala
Involved in anger, aggression, fight, flight, freeze.
Hypothalamus
Drive center (thirst drive, hunger drive, sex drive).
Corpus Callosum
Location of lateralization.
Pituitary Gland
Known as the master gland, hormone control center.
Lateralization
Right side of brain controls left side of body & vice versa.
Central Fissure
At the temple, gap divides front portion and medial portion.
Lateral Fissure
Lateral to central fissure, splits the bottom with the medial area.
Broca's Area
Responsible for speech production.
Wernicke's Area
Responsible for language comprehension, verbal & nonverbal.
Frontal Lobe
Last to develop, controls judgment, decision making, risk and consequences.
Motor Cortex
Controls all voluntary muscle movement.
Parietal Lobe
Known as the sensory lobe, location of sensory memory, interpretation center of all 5 bodily senses.
Sensory Cortex
Controls olfactory, gustatory, and tactile senses (smell, taste, and touch).
Temporal Lobe
Control center for hearing, the vestibular sense, sense for balance.
Occipital Lobe
Control center of sight.