optic chiasma
structure formed by crossing-over of optic nerves
pineal gland
cone-shaped structure attached to upper portion of thalamus
corpus callosum
connects cerebral hemispheres
convolution
ridge on surface of cerbrum
central sulcus
separates frontal and parietal lobes
midbrain
part of brain stem between diencephalon and pons
pons
rounded bulge on underside of brain stem
medulla oblongata
enlarged continuation of spinal cord
vermis
connects cerebellar hemispheres
insula
cerebral lobe located deep within lateral sucu
cerebral cortex
thin layer of gray matter on surface of cerebrum
sense of hearing
vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII)
sense of taste
facial (VII)
sense of sight
optic (II)
sense of smell
olfactory (I)
sense of equilibrium
vestibulocochlear (VIII)
conducting sensory impulses from upper teeth
trigemineal (V)
conducting sensory impulses from lower teeth
trigemineal (V)
raising eyelids
facial (VII)
focusing lenses of eyes
oculomotor (III)
adjusting amount of light entering eye
oculomotor (III)
moving eyes
oculomotor (III)
stimulating salivary secretions
facial (III)
movement of trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles
accessory (XI)
muscular movements associated with speech
glossopharyngeal (IX)
muscular movements associated with swallowing
glossopharyngeal (IX)