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Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function
What is #1a and #10?
Somatosensory Cortex-postcentral gyrus, sensory function
What is #1b and #11?
Frontal Lobe-higher order functions (thinking)
What is #2?
Temporal Lobe-learning and memory, limbic system (emotion)
What is #3?
Parietal Lobe-sensory integration
What is #4?
Occipital Lobe-vision
What is #5?
Cerebellum-motor function
What is #6?
Central Sulcus-between precentral gyrus and postcentral gyrus
What is #20?
Parieto-Occipital Sulcus
What is #25?
Lateral Cerebral Sulcus-(Sylvian fissure)
What is #28?
Cingulate Gyrus-limbic system (emotion)
What is #37?
Body of Corpus Callosum-connection between right and left cerebral hemispheres
What is #41?
Genu of Corpus Callosum-connection between right and left cerebral hemispheres
What is #42?
Splenium of Corpus Callosum-connection between right and left cerebral hemispheres
What is #43?
Septum Pellucidum-medial wall of lateral ventricle
What is #44?
Body of Fornix-connection between hippocampus and many limbic structures
What is #45?
Anterior Commissure-connection between right and left cerebral hemispheres
What is #46?
Massa Intermedia-connects left and right Thalamus
What is #47?
Thalamus-sensory input to cerebrum
What is #49?
Hypothalamus-autonomic nervous system, neuroendocrine
What is #49a?
Optic Chiasma-crossing of optic nerves
What is #53?
Pineal Gland-circadian rhythms, secretes the hormone melatonin
What is #54?
Fourth Ventricle-contains cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) produced in Choroid Plexus
What is #59?
Arbor Vitae of Cerebellum-(white matter)
What is #61?
Vermis of Cerebellum-(connects cerebellar hemispheres)
What is #62?
Medulla Oblongata-cardiovascular and respiratory regulation
What is #63?
Pons-links cerebellum with structures above the pons and below the pons
What is #65?
Midbrain-connects forebrain and hindbrain
What is #67?
Corpus Callosum-connection between right and left cerebral hemispheres
What is #83?
Lateral Ventricle (anterior horn)-choroid plexus and CSF production
What is #88, #89?
Olfactory Tract (cranial nerve I)-smell
What is #92, #93, #94?
Basal Ganglia-motor function
What is #96, #98?
Longitudinal Fissure
What is the groove that separates the cerebral hemispheres?
Optic Tract and Nerve (cranial nerve II)-visual system
What is #111, #112?
Cavity of Third Ventricle-CSF produced in Choroid Plexus
What is #113?
Oculomotor Nerve (cranial nerve III)-eye muslces
What is #114?
Pituitary Gland-neuroendocrine function
What is #115?
Trochlear Nerve (cranial nerve IV)-eye muscles
What is #116?
Trigeminal Nerve (cranial nerve V)-mastication
What is #117?
Abducens Nerve (cranial nerve VI)-eye muscles
What is #118?
Facial Nerve (cranial nerve VII)-facial muscles, taste
What is #119?
Vsetibulocochlear Nerve (cranial nerve VIII)-hearing and equilibrium
What is #120?
Glossopharyngeal Nerve (cranial nerve IX)-taste
What is #121?
Vagus Nerve (cranial nerve X)-parasympathetic
What is #122?
Accessory Nerve (cranial nerve XI)-neck muscles
What is #123?
Hypoglossal Nerve (cranial nerve XII)-tongue muscles
What is #124?
Olive-inferior olivary nucleus, connections with cerebellum
What is #125?
Cerebellum-motor function
What is #128, #129, #130?