regions of the brain
Four adult regions of the brain
What is, cerebral hemisphere (right and left), Diencphalon, brain stem and cerebellum.
The Brain Stem regulates sleep cycles (True or false)
What is false
Is this system in the cerebral hemisphere or diencephalon?
what is both
What stage of sleep is the easiest to wake up from?
what is light sleep (1st stage)
when are internal connections complete?
What is mid 20s
What area contains functions of motor, sensory and association.
What is Cerebral Cortret
Coordination of movement happens in the-
What is the mid brain
Are memories triggered in the amygdala?
False, hippocampus
Can lack of sleep lead to an early death?
What is yes, due to heart disease, high blood pressure and obesity
What are the symptoms of digital dementia?
What is similar to a brain injury or psychiatric illness, decreased concentration, attention span, memory and emotional underdevelopment.
What hemisphere of the brain has control of motor functions?
What is both
What part of the brain stem is the last to be affected by drugs and alcohol?
What is midbrain
What is the role of the hippocampus?
What is to form long term memories
How long does each cycle of sleep last for?
What is 90-110 minutes
What can be caused by the inability to make sound decisions?
How much does the male brain weigh?
What is 1.6 kg (3.5 lbs)
What do pons regulate
what is vomiting, hiccuping, swallowing, coughing and sneezing.
What is the primary function of the limbic system?
What is to process emotional responses
Which stage of sleep creates long term memory?
What is REM (stage 4)
True or False, is the frontal lobe the first to fully develop?
What is False, it is among the last to fully mature
Is right shoulder and right elbow ipsilateral or contralateral.
What is ipsilateral
What is the central routing station based on emotional state? (anger, aggression, rage)
What is amygdala
What happens if the limbic system is damaged?
What is damage can lead to severe memory loss, behavioral changes and emotional instability
what is the glymphatic system?
What is during deep sleep, this system acts like a waste management to clear toxins from your brain
How does the adolescent brain develop?
What is it matures by having its different components become more interconnected