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Module 5
Neuronal communication
Brain
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What is the
brain protected by
Skull
and
protective membranes
called
Meninges
Frontal
lobe
parietal
lobe
cerebrum
occipital
lobe
cerebellum
medulla oblongata
hypothalamus
temporal
lobe
What is the cerebrum responsible for
Coordinating voluntary responses
Is the cerebrum split into sections
Yes
,
right controls left side
of the
body
and
left controls
the
right side
of the
body
What
connects
the
two hemispheres
in the
cerebrum
corpus callosum
what does the cerebellum do
It
controls muscular movements
, like
balance
and
posture
, it doesnt initiate them just
coordinates
them
Where does the cerebellum receive info from
from
organs
of
balance
in the
ears
and
tone
of
muscle
/
tendons
What is the hypothalamus
The main region that controls the
autonomic nervous system
E.g
controlling complex
beh patterns, monitoring
composition
of
blood plasma
What is the
pituitary gland
Found at the
base
of the
hypothalamus
it
controls
most
glands
in the
body
What is the
anterior pituitary
Front sections
and
produces 6 hormones
like
FSH
What is the posterior pituitary
Back
section and
stores
and
releases hormones
produced by the
hypothalamus
What is the medulla oblongata
Contains
many important
regulatory
centres of
autonomic nervous system
,
control reflex activities
like
breathing rate
and
swallowing