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brain, ear, eye

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frontal lobe voluntary motor function, reasoning, and speech
paretial lobe sense of touch
occipital lobe sense of sight
temporal lobe sense of hearing and smell
gyri info is processed and stored
sulci store and protect blood vessels
cerebrum higher brain functions-thoughts and actions
cerebellum controls voluntary motor movements- balance and coordination
midbrain relay station for visual and auditory info
pons helps medulla oblongata regulate breathing and creates head movement
medulla oblongata controls autonomic functions
thalamus incoming info is processws and sent to different parts of the brain
hypothalamus maintains homeostasis; used for feedback loops
corpus collasum allows info to be sent from left to right and back and forth
optic nerve connects the eye to the brain
cornea first structure that the image passes through and reflects light, protects the eye
sclera connects and holds the cornea in place; protects and supports the eyeball
aqueous humor provides shape of the cornea
iris controls the size of the pupil
ciliary muscles used to expand or contract the pupil based on light level
pupil structure that allows the image to enter the eye
lens used to refract and focus light as it enters the eye
vitreous humor provides the shape of the posterior chamber of the eye
retina receptors for sight
choroid absorb sny stray ligh in humans. in animals; reflect the light
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