Brain Dissection Cerebrum: conscious thought &
Description: Brain Dissection Cerebrum: conscious thought memory, personality Gyrus: high ridges to increase surface area Sulcus: valleys to increase surface area Midbrain: connects cerebellum cerebrum for transfer into long-term memory Cerebellum:
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slide1. Brain Dissection<br>
slide2. Cerebrum: conscious thought & memory, personality<br>
slide3. Gyrus: high ridges to increase surface area<br>
slide4. Sulcus: valleys to increase surface area<br>
slide5. Midbrain: connects cerebellum & cerebrum for transfer into long-term memory<br>
slide6. Cerebellum: balance & coordination center<br>
slide7. Olfactory Lobe: nerves for sense of smell<br>
slide8. Optic Chiasm (Chiasma): where optic nerves cross<br>
slide9. Hypophysis (Pituitary Gland) – sits over Mammilary Body: hormone secretion<br>
slide10. Mammillary Body (resides inside the slit): primal emotions & homeostasis<br>
slide11. Pons – more superficial than Medulla Oblongata: distributes sensory information to appropriate regions of brain for processing<br>
slide12. Medulla Oblongata (a bit further back from Pons): controls vital body functions like throat reflexes, heart rate, breathing<br>
slide13. Dura Mater: tough outer protective membrane<br>
slide14. Pia Mater – thin innermost membrane on brain surface<br>
slide2. Cerebrum: conscious thought & memory, personality<br>
slide3. Gyrus: high ridges to increase surface area<br>
slide4. Sulcus: valleys to increase surface area<br>
slide5. Midbrain: connects cerebellum & cerebrum for transfer into long-term memory<br>
slide6. Cerebellum: balance & coordination center<br>
slide7. Olfactory Lobe: nerves for sense of smell<br>
slide8. Optic Chiasm (Chiasma): where optic nerves cross<br>
slide9. Hypophysis (Pituitary Gland) – sits over Mammilary Body: hormone secretion<br>
slide10. Mammillary Body (resides inside the slit): primal emotions & homeostasis<br>
slide11. Pons – more superficial than Medulla Oblongata: distributes sensory information to appropriate regions of brain for processing<br>
slide12. Medulla Oblongata (a bit further back from Pons): controls vital body functions like throat reflexes, heart rate, breathing<br>
slide13. Dura Mater: tough outer protective membrane<br>
slide14. Pia Mater – thin innermost membrane on brain surface<br>