Anatomy and Physiology-Brain part functions and hearing parts

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cerebrum

controls conscious thought, learning and speech

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frontal lobe

regulates decision making and planning

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parietal lobe

controls visual-spatial processing and body positioning

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occipital lobe

involved in visual memory of objects

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temporal lobe

involved in emotional and olfactory memories

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cerebellum

maintains posture, balance and movement, coordinates voluntary muscle movements

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transverse fissure

divides cerebrum and cerebellum

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corpus callosum

bundle of nerves connecting left and right halves of the brain

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thalamus

sorts information from the PNS and relays it to the cerebrum

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pons

Relays information to and from the medulla oblongata and is involved in controlling the rhythm of breathing,  links the cerebral cortex and cerebellum.

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midbrain

controls visual and auditory reflex centers

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optic chiasm

receives nerve impulses from the eyes

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spinal cord

link between brain and PNS

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medulla oblongata

Transmits impulses between the spinal cord and brain, controls vital functions

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brain stem

Connects parts of the nervous system, regulate certain visceral activities and does involuntary actions

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hypothalamus

site of regulation of water balance and body temperature

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diencephalon

Processes sensory information

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Auricle

collects sound waves

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Tympanic membrane (eardrum) and ossicles

amplifies sound waves to the inner ear

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Cochlea: organ of corti

transforms soundwaves into auditory impulse to be received by brain

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Cochlea: perilymph

fluid that vibrates basilar membrane, which has tiny receptor cells attach to it

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Cochlea: tectorial membrane

when stimulated, it polarizes the ends of nerve cells which creates an action potential

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Cochlea: maculae

receptor cells that help maintain static equilibrium. Keeps head upright

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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.

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Semicircular canals

maintains dynamic equilibrium and balance while moving