Canadian Football League (CSF)
TMNT
Reflex Arc Picture
Reflex Arc
Cerebrum Functional Area Locations
Cerebrum Functional Area Functions
100
The purpose of CSF.
Cushion and protect the brain.
100
The term for the 3 layers that help protect the brain.
Meninges
100
Letter g
White matter
100
Where can you find the association neuron in the reflex arc?
In the spinal cord.
100
Letter E.
Wernicke's area.
100
Area that receives sensory input from all over the body.
Primary somatic sensory area.
200
Where CSF is located.
Skull and spine
200
Innermost meninx
Pia mater
200
Letter f
gray matter
200
What neuron is activated last in reflex arc?
Efferent (motor) neuron
200
Letter j.
Prefrontal area
200
Area that determines the meaning of the sensory touch received.
Somatic sensory association area.
300
This is where the majority of the cerebrospinal fluid is produced.
Lateral ventircles
300
Outermost mininx
Dura mater
300
Letter d
Association neuron
300
What neuron is activated first in reflex arc?
Afferent (sensory) neuron
300
Letter d.
Visual cortex
300
Area that receives basic shapes and colors from vision.
Visual cortex.
400
This is where a small portion of CSF is made.
The third and fourth ventricles.
400
Meninx that is spider-web like in appearance.
Arachnoid mater
400
Letter e
Ventral root
400
What type of circuit is formed by the afferent neuron in the reflex arc?
Diverging circuit.
400
Letter g
Primary auditory area
400
Area that gives visual shapes and colors meaning
Visual association area.
500
CSF is in this layer of the mininges.
What is dura mater.
500
Extensions of arachnoid mater that help return CSF to blood
Arachnoid granulation
500
Letter b
Afferent (sensory) neuron
500
What type of circuit is formed by the efferent neuron in the reflex arc?
Converging Circuit
500
Letter a.
Primary somatic sensory area
500
Area that processes sounds into language.
Wernicke's area.