Human Brain
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- 1.Corpus callosum
- A.
Thin outer layer responsible for most complex behaviors and higher mental processes
- B.
Combination of upper-level structures
- C.
Responsible for regulating emotions and drives
- D.
Thick band of axons connecting the two hemispheres of the cerebral cortex
- 2.Amygdala
- A.
Combination of upper-level structures
- B.
Part of the limbic system involved in aggression and fear
- C.
Thin outer layer responsible for most complex behaviors and higher mental processes
- D.
Responsible for transmitting information between brain and rest of body
- 3.Hypothalamus
- A.
Responsible for regulating emotions and drives
- B.
Helps regulate reflex activities critical for survival
- C.
Responsible for transmitting information between brain and rest of body
- D.
Combination of upper-level structures
- 4.Reticular formation
- A.
Responsible for transmitting information between brain and rest of body
- B.
Helps regulate reflex activities critical for survival
- C.
Thin outer layer responsible for most complex behaviors and higher mental processes
- D.
Helps screen incoming sensory information and controls arousal
- 5.Brainstem
- A.
Helps coordinate movement patterns, sleep and arousal
- B.
Helps regulate reflex activities critical for survival
- C.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
- D.
Responsible for transmitting information between brain and rest of body
- 6.Thalamus
- A.
Thin outer layer responsible for most complex behaviors and higher mental processes
- B.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
- C.
Relays sensory messages to cortex
- D.
Combination of Pons, Cerebellum, and Medulla
- 7.Pons
- A.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
- B.
Coordinates fine muscle movement, balance, and some perception and cognition
- C.
Responsible for regulating emotions and drives
- D.
Thin outer layer responsible for most complex behaviors and higher mental processes
- 8.Cerebellum
- A.
Helps coordinate movement patterns, sleep and arousal
- B.
Coordinates fine muscle movement, balance, and some perception and cognition
- C.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
- D.
Combination of upper-level structures
- 9.Medulla
- A.
Combination of upper-level structures
- B.
Responsible for breathing, heartbeat, and other vital life functions
- C.
Coordinates fine muscle movement, balance, and some perception and cognition
- D.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
- 10.Midbrain
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Combination of upper-level structures
- B.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
- C.
Coordinates fine muscle movement, balance, and some perception and cognition
- D.
Helps coordinate movement patterns, sleep and arousal
- 11.Hindbrain
- A.
Combination of upper-level structures
- B.
Combination of Pons, Cerebellum, and Medulla
- C.
Responsible for breathing, heartbeat, and other vital life functions
- D.
Involved with respiration, movement, walking, sleep, and dreaming
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