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Brain Jeopardy!. Final Jeopardy. Temporal Lobe. Parietal Lobe. Corpus Callosum. Hippocampus. Hypothalamus. This area of the brain contains specific regions of the body. The larger the section the more sensitive the body part is. Somatosensory Cortex. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Brain StructuresOuter Brain FunctionsInner Brain Functions Neuron StructuresMisc.10101010102020202020303030303040404040405050505050Brain Jeopardy!Final Jeopardy

Temporal LobeThis is the system in your body that controls all that you do and think.Parietal LobeCorpus Callosum

This man became a famous case study for processes of the frontal lobe due to an accident that resulted in damage to this area.

HypothalamusThis area is the grand central station of the brain.

What does the Somatic Nervous System control?

Name 2 functions of the frontal lobe.Name 2 functions of the brainstem.What is the function of the synapse?This area, when damaged, results in word salad.Language productionName the function of the hippocampus.

Name the 3 functions done primarily in the right hemisphere.Final Jeopardy!ThalamusReflexes, breathing, heart rate, sleepMemory storage and spatial memory.NeurotransmittersAxonDendritesSpace between neurons in which the neurotransmitters travel across to carry on the message.Myelin SheathNervous SystemPhineas GageVoluntary actions (e.g., walking, pointing)Wernickes AreaNonverbal, spatial, holisticThis can result from over- or undersupply of neurotransmitters. Give one example for a specific neurotransmitter.DISEASE.An oversupply of acetylcholine paralysis and Alzheimers DiseaseAn oversupply of dopamine schizophreniaAn undersupply of dopamine Parkinsons DiseaseAn undersupply of norepinephrine (memory and learning) and serotonin (mood) depression