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| attachment site for dura mater |
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| location of pituitary gland |
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| passageway for CN III, IV, V(1), and VI |
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| passageway for CN VII, VIII |
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| passageway for CN IX, X, and XI |
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| passageway for spinal cord |
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| passageway for spinal cord |
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| passageways for spinal nerves |
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| protects brain and absorbs cerebrospinal fluid |
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| perception, cognition, and higher motor functions |
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| voluntary motor activity, speech, and thinking |
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| integrate sensory input from body's surface about cold, heat, touch, pressure, and pain |
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| receive sensory input about sound |
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| process visual sensory input |
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| fibers connect cerebral hemispheres |
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| carry sensory input about smell |
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| receive sensory input from CN I |
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| integrates and relays all types of sensory input to cerebrum |
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| integration center for many homeostatic functions |
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| connects hypothalamus and pituitary gland |
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| carry sensory input about vision |
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| where some optic nerve fibers cross to opposite side |
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| carry sensory input about vision |
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| attachment site of CN III and IV |
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| contain fibers that carry motor output from cerebrum to other regions of CNS |
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| visual and auditory reflex centers |
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| smooths and coordinates skeletal muscle movements |
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| attachment site of CN V, VI, and VII; has respiratory centers and fiber tracts that connect cerebrum to cerebellum and to spinal cord |
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| CN VIII attaches at pons-medulla border; attachment site of CN IX, X, XI, and XII; controls respiration and heart rate; fiber tracts carry motor output from midbrain to spinal cord |
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| arachnoid mater (spinal cord) |
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| protects spinal cord and absorbs cerebrospinal fluid |
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| sensory input travels along nerve fibers to spinal cord and motor output travels along nerve fibers to effectors |
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| fibers carry sensory motor information |
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| fibers carry sensory information |
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