5 Written Questions

1. roof, dorsal part of midbrain, includes superior/inferior colliculi
2. includes nuclei control vital functions-cardiovascular, respiration, skeletal muscle tone
3. nucleus of thalamus, receive fibers from retina, projects to primary visual cortex
4. large network of neural tissue located in the central part of brain stem, plays a part in sleep, arousal attn, movement, vital reflexes
5. cortex covers surface of cerebellum

5 Matching Questions

1. autonomic nervous system
2. cerebellum
3. cerebellar peduncle
4. sympathetic ganglia
5. vestibulocochlear nerve

1. a synapses between neurons of sympathetic nervous system
2. b little brain, important component of motor system, under developed=autism
3. c controls body vegetative functions, unconscious level, hormone release, breathing, heartbeat, blood pressur
4. d footing, little feet, perch, resting area, gives support to cerebellum hanging off back of brain
5. e all sensory hearing, sense of balance

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. neck, shoulders, motor info to big organs-stomach, intestine farthest extended into body
   1. vagus nerve
   2. cranial nerves
   3. optic nerve
   4. facial nerve
2. part of PNS, controls movement of skeletal muscles, transmits somatosensory info to CNS, things we can control, react to consciously
   1. somatic nervous system
   2. autonomic nervous system
   3. vagus nerve
   4. optic nerve
3. visual, retina-> thalamus, 3 other nerves control vision
   1. cranial nerves
   2. vagus nerve
   3. facial nerve
   4. optic nerve
4. region of brain surrounds cerebral aqueduct, the central of 3 major divisions of brain
   1. hindbrain
   2. midbrain
   3. tectum
   4. nucleus
5. nucleus of thalamus receives input from cerebellum and sends axons to primary motor cortex
   1. red nucleus
   2. cranial nerves
   3. ventral root
   4. ventrolateral nucleus

5 True/False Questions

1. spinal root → cord of nervous tissues extends from medulla and down

   True        False

2. deep cerebellar nuclei → nuceli located within cerebellar hemispheres, receive projections from cerebellar cortex and sends to other parts of brain

   True        False

3. inferior colliculi → directs where you turn your head to orient yourself to a sound

   True        False

4. posterior pituitary gland → master gland, hormone control- sends releasing to blood stream, secretions controlled by hypothalamic hormones

   True        False

5. parasympathetic divsion → brings body back to resting normal state, homeostasis, involved with increases in the supply of stored energy

   True        False