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exercise 17

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a. postcentral gyrus b. parietal lobe c. parieto-occipital

d. occopital lobe e. cerebellum f. precentral gyrus

g. centeral sulcus h. frontal lobe i. lateral sulcus

j. temporal lobe k. pons l. medulla

front 2

In which of the cerebral lobes is the functional area found?

Auditory cortex:

back 2

Temporal

front 3

In which of the cerebral lobes is the functional area found?

Primary motor cortex:

back 3

Frontal

front 4

In which of the cerebral lobes is the functional area found?

Primary sensory cortex:

back 4

Parietal

front 5

In which of the cerebral lobes is the functional area found?

Olfactory cortex:

back 5

Temporal

front 6

In which of the cerebral lobes is the functional area found?

Visual cortex:

back 6

Occipital

front 7

In which of the cerebral lobes is the functional area found?

Broca's area:

back 7

Frontal

front 8

which of the following structures are not part of the brain stem? ( circle all that apply)

cerebral hemispheres

pons

midbrain

cerebellum

medulla

diencephalon

back 8

cerebral hemispheres

cerebellum

diencephalon

front 9

A(n)________ is an elevated rdige of cerebral tissue

back 9

gyrus

front 10

The convolutions seen in the cerebrum are important because they increase the___________.

back 10

surface area

front 11

Gray matter is composed of __________.

back 11

neuron cell body

front 12

White matter is composed of ________.

back 12

axon

front 13

a fiber tract that provides for communcation between different parts of the same cerebral hemisphere is called a(n)___________.

back 13

association tract

front 14

whereas one that carries impulses from the cerebrum to lower CNS areas is called a(n) __________ tract.

back 14

projection tract

front 15

the caudate,putamen,and globus pallidus are collectively called the ________.

back 15

basal nuclei

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back 16

1. cerebrall hemisphere 2. corpus callosum 3. septum pellucidum

4. fornix 5.interthalamic adhesion 6. hypothalamus

7. optic chiasma 8.mammillary bodies 9. pituitary gland

10. choroid plexus 11. thalamus 12. pineal gland

13. corpora quadrigemina 14. cerebral peduncle 15. cerbral aqueduct

16. fourth ventricle 17. pons 18. cerebellum 19. medulla oblongata

front 17

site of regulation of body temperature and water balance; most important autonomic center

back 17

hypothalamus

front 18

consciousness depends on the function of this part of the brain

back 18

choroid plexus

front 19

located in the midbrain; contains reflex centers of vision and audition

back 19

copora quadrigemina

front 20

responsible for regulation of posture and coordination of complex muscular movements

back 20

cerebellum

front 21

important synapse site for afferent fibers traveling to the sensory cortex

back 21

thalamus

front 22

contains autonomic centers regulating blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rhythm, as well as coughing, sneezing, and swallowing centers

back 22

medulla oblongata

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large commissure connecting the cerebral hemispheres

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corpus callosum

front 24

fibers tract involved with olfaction

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fornix

front 25

connects the third and fourth ventricles

back 25

cerebral aqueduct

front 26

encloses the third ventricle

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thalamus

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back 27

interventricular

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back 28

lateral ventricle

front 29

back 29

third ventricle

front 30

back 30

cerebral aqueduct

front 31

back 31

median aperture

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back 32

lateral aperture

front 33

cerebrospinal fluid flows from the fourth ventricle into the ________ space surrounding the brain and spinal cord.

back 33

subarachnoid space

front 34

from this space it drains throught ________ into the ________.

back 34

arachnoid villi, dural sinsuses