House of Brain
Texas Brainsaw Massacre
Pinky and the Brain
Sleep, Dreams, and Drugs
More Sleep, Dreams, and Drugs
100

What is the formation of new neurons?

neurogenesis

100

portion of the brain that is at the front and involves making plans and judgments

Frontal Lobe

100

oldest part of the brain and central core

brainstem

100

This is the most commonly used depressant.

Alcohol

100

A disorder causing uncontrollable sleep attacks.

Narcolepsy

200

Brains ability to reorganize after damage.

plasticity

200

lying on the top of the head and toward the rear. receives sensory input for touch and body position

parietal lobe

200

base of the brainstem and controls heartbeat and breathing

medulla

200

most commonly used stimulant

Caffeine

200

This group of drugs excite neural activity and speed up bodily functions.

Stimulants

300

Areas of the cerebral cortex that is NOT involved in primary motor or sensory functions, instead they are involved in high functions like learning, cognition, remembering, and speaking. 

association areas

300

toward the back of head and includes areas that receive information from the visual fields

occipital lobe

300

brains senory control center

thalamus

300

These mimic neurotransmitters, cause a biological response, and prevent reuptake

Agonists

300

No, this trance-like state will not help you recall forgotten memories.

Hypnosis

400

The bodies ultimate control and information processing center. fabric of neural cells

Cerebral Cortex 

400

is the part that is above the ears and include the auditory areas and comes from the opposite ear

temporal lobe 

400

ner network that travels through the brainstem and into the thalamus

reticular formation

400

the rhythm that occurs over a 24 hour period

Circadian Rhythm

400

what disorder causes trouble falling asleep?

Insomnia

500

area in the front parietal lobes that registers and processes body touch and movement sensations 

Somatosensory cortex

500

an area at the rear of the frontal lobe that controls voluntary movements

motor cortex

500

called the "little brain" at the rear of the brainstem and processes sensory input, coordinating movement output and balance. 

cerebellum 

500

What class of drugs are considered narcotics

opiates

500

These block neurotransmitters. An example would be Narcan, which is used in drug overdoses.

Antagonists

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