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Hormones that transmit norepi
and stimulate the acetylcholine
contraction and relaxation
of the heart
Largest part of the brain cerebrum
Four lobes of the frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal
cerebrum lobe
The frontal lobe controls higher intellectual & autonomic functions
The parietal lobe contols position, sense, touch, & motor function
The occipital lobe vision
controls
The temporal lobe memory & perception of sound
controls
movement, equilibrium, muscle tonicity, & spatial
The cerebellum controls
relationships
Midbrain
The brain stem consists of Pons
Medulla oblongata
The midbrain function transmit stimuli from spinal cord
to relay impulses to brain centers and lower spinal
The pons function
centers
, The Medulla Oblongata control involuntary functions
function
Spaces located deep Ventricles
within the brain that
contain cerebrospinal
fluid and connect with the
fluid spaces in the spinal
cord
Function of gray or consolidates the cord's reflexes
unmyelinated matter in the
spinal cord
Function of White or impulse pathway linking the spinal cord and the brain
myelinated matter in
spinal cord
Three meninges or Pia mater
protective membranes Arachnoid Mater
covering the brain & spinal Dura Mater
cord
How many cranial nerves 12
are there?
Control voluntary muscular functions and the
Function of 12 cranial
autonomic sensory abilities to see, hear, smell, and
nerves
taste
How many spinal nerves 31 pairs
are there?
Cervical plexis supplies Head and neck
Brachial plexus supplies upper extremities
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Terms in this set (137)
Hormones that transmit norepi
and stimulate the acetylcholine
contraction and relaxation
of the heart
Largest part of the brain cerebrum
Four lobes of the frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal
cerebrum lobe
The frontal lobe controls higher intellectual & autonomic functions
The parietal lobe contols position, sense, touch, & motor function
The occipital lobe vision
controls
The temporal lobe memory & perception of sound
controls
movement, equilibrium, muscle tonicity, & spatial
The cerebellum controls
relationships
Midbrain
The brain stem consists of Pons
Medulla oblongata
The midbrain function transmit stimuli from spinal cord
to relay impulses to brain centers and lower spinal
The pons function
centers
, The Medulla Oblongata control involuntary functions
function
Spaces located deep Ventricles
within the brain that
contain cerebrospinal
fluid and connect with the
fluid spaces in the spinal
cord
Function of gray or consolidates the cord's reflexes
unmyelinated matter in the
spinal cord
Function of White or impulse pathway linking the spinal cord and the brain
myelinated matter in
spinal cord
Three meninges or Pia mater
protective membranes Arachnoid Mater
covering the brain & spinal Dura Mater
cord
How many cranial nerves 12
are there?
Control voluntary muscular functions and the
Function of 12 cranial
autonomic sensory abilities to see, hear, smell, and
nerves
taste
How many spinal nerves 31 pairs
are there?
Cervical plexis supplies Head and neck
Brachial plexus supplies upper extremities
