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Allows connection between cells |
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Lateral Ventricles, Third Ventricle, Fourth Ventricle |
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Connects right and left hemispheres |
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Controls basic functions: controls heart and lungs |
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Controls reflexes of the head and neck due to sound |
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Arachnoid Mater
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Drains cerebralspinal fluid back into blood plasma |
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Emotion; Regulation of homeostasis |
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Hold cerebralspinal fluid; helps prevent movement of the brain within the skull |
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Holds blood vessels on the surface of the brain |
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Interprets Visions (sight) |
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Involved in sense of smell and memory |
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Memory; sense of hearing structures |
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Mostly motor (where instructions to muscles start) |
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Mostly sensory (where body senses perceived) |
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Motor and sensory function |
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Motor functions (body sense) |
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Passes sensory information to spinal cord |
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Relay sensory impulses to cerebral cortex |
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Responsible for basic vital functions |
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Sensory impulses going to brain |
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Stimulated by outside stimulus (movement) |
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Posterior Median Sulcus, Anterior Median Fissure |
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Posterior (dorsal) Horn, Anteror (ventral) Horn |
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The primary function of the meninges is to hold CSF to protect the brain. |
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Tissue that makes CSF in the ventricles |
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Transports CSF; prevents build up on brain |
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Transports impulses in cerebellum |
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Where information has been transfered |
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Where olfactory nerve synapses with new cells (smell) |
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