The largest part of the brain is the, cerebellum, cerebrum, medulla, pons, The second principal part of the brain is the, cerebellum, brain stem, cerebrum, spinal cord, The cerebellum coordinates, thinking, breathing, voluntary movements, digestion, The medulla regulates, speech, breathing, vision, touch, The pons helps in the transfer of messages between, the spine and vertebrae, various parts of the brain and the brain stem, the eyes and ears, the cerebellum and parietal lobe, The chord, The body, The backbone protects the, neurons, brain, spinal cord, lobes, The bones of the spine are called __________., Vetebrae, Brain, Lobes, Bone, Nerves coming from the brain and spinal cord make up the __________ nervous system., Periphereal, Parietal, Vertebrae, Autonom, The brain and spinal cord make up the __________ nervous system., Medulla, Central, Parietal, Vertebrae, The frontal lobe helps us to __________ and control speech., Think, Hear, Touch, Feel, The occipital lobe is related to the sense of __________., Touch, Hear, Vision, Think, The parietal lobe processes sensations such as pain, pressure, and __________., Feel, High, Temperature, Decission, Nerve cells, Atrium, Neurons, Lobe, Cerebrum, Lobes are _____ sections of the cerebrum, two, four, one, three, The temporal lobe involves hearing and, screaming, smelling, kicking, feeling, The third principal part of the brain is the, stem, brain stem, medulla, cerebrum, The ___________ helps keep the mind awake, Hypothalamus, Thalamus, Cerebrum, Midbrain, The Hypothalamus regulates body temperature, hunger and ____, Thirst, Third, Angry, Cell, The ____________ controls body movement, eyesight, and hearing, midbrain, cerebrum, pons, nerves, ___________ of the spine carry messages between the brain and other parts of the body., nerves, pons, neurons, cell, The bones of the spine are called...., ribs, vertebrae, sternon, atlas, The _____________ nervous system is composed of the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous system., Thalamus, frontal, autonomic, Parietal, Is a transparent membrane that allows light to penetrate the eye., cochlea, cornea, sclera, iris, The ______ changes size to regulate the amount of _____penetrating the interior of the eye., pupil - tears, iris - light, pupil - light, iris - tears, The iris of the eye causes the _______ to expand or contract, pupil, tears, cornea, lachrimal, Light images that enter the pupil fall on the _____, retina, iris, pupil, cornea, The cornea and lens _________, or bend, the light that enters the eye., refract, recalls, rearranges, redesign, Color messages travel through the ________ nerve to the brain, optic, auditory, olfactory, receptor, The sense of touch begins in the sensory _________ located in the skin., receptors, pressure, regulators, animators, In the tongue are many, taste buds, sensitive, flavors, smells, ______________ neurons in your nose cooperate with your taste bud, Olfactory, Smellingly, Stuffy, Lacrimal, The _____ is a membrane stretched over the end of the auditory canal., hyphen, eardrum, touch, ringworm, The hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup transfer ________ from the eardrum to the inner ear., vibrations, light, fluid, Ear, The organ in the inner ear responsible for receiving sounds is the _______, cerebrum, lens, cochlea, inner, The _______ ear provides balance for the body, outer, middle, inner, lens
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