lobes
functions
memory
neurotransmitters
nerves
100
this lobe processes visual information
the occipital lobe
100
what is the brain stem
100
the four stages of memory are,
_______, encodeing, storage , retrival
what is attention
100
_____that relay & regulate messages between neurons
what are Chemicals
100
there are __ Pairs of these cranial nerves
12
200
the frontal lobe is responsible for ______, this helps you remember all the info for the brain.
what is memory
200
this part of the brain controls the emotional response like fear
What is the Amygdala
200
short term memory or "working memory" helps information received less than _______
what is one hour
200
neurotransmitters flow in between this space
what is the synapse or synaptic cleft
200
This Cranial Nerve focuses on smell
olfactory Nerve
300
Wernicke area, responsible for language comprehension, is located here
what is the temporal lobe
300
this part of the brain stem holds the visual reflexes
Midbrain
300
this type of memory categorization contains one's past, familiar people and events.
What is Long Term Memory
300
this neurotransmitter plays a significant role in memory and learning
what is Glutamate
300
this nerve innervates the lateral rectus muscle
abducens Nerve
400
Mediates attention, sensory detection, perception & interpretation
what is the parietal lobe
400
this specific part of the brain controls heart rate and blood pressure.
what is the Hypothalamus
400
memories with a strong _______ component are easier to remember.
Emotional
400
controls your fight or flight response
Norepinephrine
400
this Nerve helps you shrug your shoulders super cool
Accessory Nerve
500
The Primary Motor Cortex is housed where?
what is the Frontal Lobe
500
this "system" will help calm you to incoming information
what is the reticular activating system
500
Identify by Feel
what is Somatosendory Memory?
500
if Mr. Smith has Parkinson's he may have a lacking this neurotransmitter.
Dopamine
500
when going on a ship this nerve may make you feel even worse on the choppy seas
vestibulocochlear