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cerebrum
controls conscious thought, learning and speech
frontal lobe
regulates decision making and planning
parietal lobe
controls visual-spatial processing and body positioning
occipital lobe
involved in visual memory of objects
temporal lobe
involved in emotional and olfactory memories
cerebellum
maintains posture, balance and movement, coordinates voluntary muscle movements
transverse fissure
divides cerebrum and cerebellum
corpus callosum
bundle of nerves connecting left and right halves of the brain
thalamus
sorts information from the PNS and relays it to the cerebrum
pons
Relays information to and from the medulla oblongata and is involved in controlling the rhythm of breathing, links the cerebral cortex and cerebellum.
midbrain
controls visual and auditory reflex centers
optic chiasm
receives nerve impulses from the eyes
spinal cord
link between brain and PNS
medulla oblongata
Transmits impulses between the spinal cord and brain, controls vital functions
brain stem
Connects parts of the nervous system, regulate certain visceral activities and does involuntary actions
hypothalamus
site of regulation of water balance and body temperature
diencephalon
Processes sensory information
Auricle
collects sound waves
Tympanic membrane (eardrum) and ossicles
amplifies sound waves to the inner ear
Cochlea: organ of corti
transforms soundwaves into auditory impulse to be received by brain
Cochlea: perilymph
fluid that vibrates basilar membrane, which has tiny receptor cells attach to it
Cochlea: tectorial membrane
when stimulated, it polarizes the ends of nerve cells which creates an action potential
Cochlea: maculae
receptor cells that help maintain static equilibrium. Keeps head upright
Otoliths
Calcium salt gel that signal maculae to tell brain that head is moving through vestibular nerve. Detects linear acceleration and gravity in vestibular system.
Semicircular canals
maintains dynamic equilibrium and balance while moving