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U1 AOS3
chapter 4
hindbrain
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hindbrain
(
brainstem
)
located at back of brain
hind brain responsible for
automatic survival functions (heart rate, breathing)
coordination of voluntary muscle movement (balance, coughing).
pons
group that connects the cerebral cortex with the medulla
pons
transfers neural messages between parts of brain and spinal cord
pons
- involved in
sleep
arousal
walking
breathing
injury to pons
sleep
disturbance
sensory problems
medulla
lowest part of brain
connects brain to spinal cord
medulla regulates
involuntary
bodily functions (swallowing, digestion)
damages
to
medulla
physiological
disfunction
cerebellum (little brain) regulates
coordination
voluntary movement
balance
motor skill learning
damage to cerebellum
reduced motor control
imbalance
(trouble kicking a ball)