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| comprised of thalmus, hypothalmus, and amygleda |
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most anterior portion of brain(front)
allows for logic, problom solving, higher level complex thought
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most posterior portion of brain(back)
allos for vision and interpertation of visual memmory |
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cooridnates muscle movment
allows for balance and movment |
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lateral sides of brain(side)
allows for intepertation of auditory sensation(hearing)
translation of sensory input |
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most seperior portion of brain (top)
responsiable for long term memory storage
muscle memory center
understanding learned material like language
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| regulates endocrine system(hormones) |
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| regulates fear anger agression deep emotions sex drive |
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| short term mebory formation capturing new information |
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| movement of muscles coordination of muscles |
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| breathing heart beating autonamic function speed, coughing, vomiting |
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| sensory relay , input of senses into brain |
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| awake, sleep. state of being alive, self aware |
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| total collection of emotions, short term memmory, hormone center, retrival of senses |
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| biologicial clock, feeling of being tired, sick, hormone release, often triggered by senses |
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| comprised of pons, obdulla, and spinal cord |
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| comprised of frontal, temporal, occipitial, and parietal lobes |
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| comprised of dicaphalon(thalmus, hypothalmus, and amygleda), pons, and medula |
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look at picture of brain and identify following
fromtal
parietal
temporal
occipital
midbrain
dicaphalon
cerebellum
pons
medulla
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