| Question |
Answer |
| Brain Stem |
Controls heart rate, breathing, and other critical body functions |
| Cerebellum |
Helps control fine movements and balance
|
| Occipital Lobe |
This controls your vision |
| Temporal Lobes |
This controls your hearing and is responsible for speech
|
| Parietal Lobe |
This is where your touch and taste sense are controlled along with some memory
|
| Frontal Lobe |
Controls your feelings, emotions, complex thinking, and imagination
|
| Corpus Collosum |
A band of fibers that connects the two hemispheres of the brain |
| Neuron |
The cells of the brain that transmit information to and from each other |
| Dendrite |
An "arm" that extends from the nucleus of a neuron connecting it to other neurons
|
| Synapse |
The gap in between axons where neurotransmitters pass from one neuron to the next
|
| Pituitary Gland |
Controls growth by releasing hormones in the body |
| Hypothalamus |
Helps to coordinate many functions in the brain, problems with it lead to depression and other disorders like ADHD. |
| Cerebrum |
The most "evolved" part of the brain. It contains the frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes. |
| Depression |
People with this are sad, sleep a lot, and are difficult to cheer up |
| ADHD |
People with this have a hard time concentrating and are often talkative and hyper. |
| Anxiety |
People with this are very nervous, their heart races, and they get sweaty palms |
| Alzheimers |
A disease that leads to deterioration of the brain typically in old age |
| Parkinsons |
People with this have a difficult time controlling their movements and shake a lot. |
| Limbic System |
Connects the different lobes of the brain and controls emotion. |
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