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Parietal
Label A

Insula
Label B

Cerebellum
Label C

Brain stem
Label D

Gyrus
Label A

Fissure
Label B

Sulcus
Label C

Parietal
Label A

Occipital
Label B

Frontal
Label C

Insula
Label D

Temporal
Label E

Corpus callosum
Label A

Lateral ventricle
Label B

Intermediate mass of thalamus
Label C

Thalamus
Label D

Hypothalamus
Label E

Pituitary gland
Label F

Choroid plexus
Label A

Pineal gland
Label B

Mid brain
Label C

Cerebral aqueduct
Label D

Cerebellum
Label E

Arbor vitae
Label F

Fourth ventricle
Label G

Medulla oblongata
Label H

Pons
Label I

Corpus callosum
Label #3a

Intermediate mass of thalamus
Label 5

Third ventricle
What is the space of CSF?

Pineal gland
Label #10

Pituitary gland
Label #11

Arbor vitae
Label #15

Pons
Label #16

Medulla oblongata
Label #22

Cerebrum
Label part A (near arbor vitae)

Corpus callosum
Label A

Lateral ventricle
Label B

Hypothalamus
Label C

Pons
Label D

Medulla oblongata
Label E

Cerebrum
Label A

Pineal gland
Label B

Midbrain
Label C

Cerebellum
Label D

Arbor vitae
Label E

Cerebellum
Label A

Thalamus
Label D

Medulla oblongata
Label E

White matter
Label A: Grey or white matter?

Grey matter
Label B: Grey or white matter?

Thalamus
Label A

Third ventricle
Label B

Intermediate mass of thalamus
Label C

Hypothalamus
Label D

Midbrain
Label E

Pons
Label F

Medulla oblongata
Label G

Epithalamus, thalamus, and hypothalamus
What are the 3 parts of the diencephalon?
Thalamus
Label A

Choroid plexus
Label B

Pineal gland
Label C

Superior colliculi
Label D

Inferior colliculi
Label E

Corpera quadrigemina
What are all 4 bumps together called?

Oh Oh Oh to touch and feel very good velvet AH
What is the mnemonic to remember the first letter of each cranial nerve name?
Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Brains Matter Most
What is the mnemonic to remember whether a cranial nerve is sensory, motor, or has both functions?
Olfactory
What is cranial nerve #1?
Sensory - Carries data about smell to brain
Is cranial nerve #1 sensory, motor, or both? [Olfactory]
Optic
What is cranial nerve #2?
Sensory - Vision from eye
Is cranial nerve #2 sensory, motor, or both? [Optic]
Oculomotor
What is Cranial Nerve #3?
Motor - Moves eyeballs
Is cranial nerve #3 sensory, motor, or both? [Occulomotor]
Trochlear
What is Cranial Nerve #4?
Motor - Moves eyeballs*
Is cranial nerve #4 sensory, motor, or both? (2nd one) [Trochlear]
Trigeminal
What is cranial nerve #5?
Both: Motor - Moves muscles of blinking and chewing; Sensory - Data coming in from the 3 areas and teeth
Is cranial nerve #5 sensory, motor, or both? [Trigeminal]
Abducens
What is cranial nerve #6?
Motor - Moves eyeballs**
Is cranial nerve #6 sensory, motor, or both? (3rd one) [Abducens]
Facial
What is cranial nerve #7?
Both: Motor - Works muscles of facial expression; Sensory - Data in from the face (taste data from tongue); Autonomic: Release all the juices of your face (snot)
Is cranial nerve #7 sensory, motor, or both? [Facial]
Vestibulocochlear
What is cranial nerve #8?
Sensory - Hearing and balance (in from ear)
Is cranial nerve #8 sensory, motor, or both? [Vestiubulocochlear]
Glossopharyngeal
What is cranial nerve #9?
Both: Motor - Swallowing and chewing; Sensory - Taste; Autonomic - Get saliva
Is cranial nerve #9 sensory, motor, or both? [Glossopharyngeal]
Vagus
What is cranial nerve #10?
Both: Motor - To cardiac and smooth muscle; Sensory - Data in from all organs; Autonomic - All secretions in glands, enzymes, etc.
Is cranial nerve #10 sensory, motor, or both? [Vagus]
Accessory
What is cranial nerve #11?
Motor - Muscles in neck
Is cranial nerve #11 sensory, motor, or both? [Accessory]
Hypoglossal
What is cranial nerve #12?
Motor - Move tongue
Is cranial nerve #11 sensory, motor, or both? [Hypoglossal]
Brain and spinal cord
Name the organs that are part of the central nervous system (CNS)?
Sensory and motor nerves and associated ganglia
Name the organs that are part of the peripheral nervous system (PNS)?
Thalamus, Epithalamus, and Hypothalamus
Name the 3 parts of the diencephalon?
Midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata
Name the 3 parts of the brain stem
Gyri
Bumps on the surface of the brain are called:
Sulci
Shallow grooves are called:
Fissures
Deep grooves are called:
Longitudinal fissure
Which fissure separates L from R cerebrum?
Transverse fissure
Which fissure separates cerebrum from cerebellum?