Brain/Neuron/Sleep Review

Drag and drop to place the correct label on the diagram

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Left Hemisphere

Right Hemisphere

Identify the different lobes of the brain.

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Cerebellum

Occipital Lobe

Frontal Lobe

Temporal Lobe

Brainstem

Parietal Lobe

Match the following

• TEMPORAL LOBE

• • hearing, language

• PARIETAL LOBE

• vision

• FRONTAL LOBE

• sensory processing, spatial awareness

• OCCIPITAL LOBE

• decision making, problem-solving, planning

Match the following

• BRAIN STEM

• • connects the right and left hemispheres

• CORPUS CALLOSUM

• • emotions, memory,

    reward/motivation, sleep cycles, homeostasis

• LIMBIC SYSTEM

• • coordinates muscle movement, balance, posture

• CEREBELLUM

• • breathing, heart rate

Identify the parts of the neuron.

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Axon Terminal

Cell Body

Dendrites

Axon

Myelin Sheath

Match the following

• AXON TERMINAL

• long rope that carries the message

• SYNAPSE

• space in-between two neurons

• AXON

• end of the rope that sends the message

• MYELIN SHEATH

• receive the signal/message

• DENDRITES

• fatty part that surrounds the rope

Identify the parts of the synapse.

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Neuron

Neurotransmitters

Dendrite

Reuptake

Myelin Sheath

Message/Signal

Synaptic space

Axon terminal

Match the following

• DOPAMINE

• "The Cozy Blanket": Imagine this as a warm blanket you share with a loved one. It represents comfort, bonding, and trust, creating a sense of companionship and connection with others.

• NOREPINEPHRINE

• "The Thermostat": This chemical helps keep everything balanced, like a thermostat. It regulates mood, appetite, and sleep, keeping you from feeling overly emotional or restless.

• SEROTONIN

• "The Gold Star": This chemical is like a reward you get for doing something enjoyable. It makes you want to repeat actions that bring pleasure, motivation, and drive.

• ENDORPHIN

• "The Pain Relief Balm": Think of this as the body's natural pain reliever. It kicks in during pain or stress to dull discomfort, providing a sense of euphoria and relief.

• OXYTOCIN

• "The Turbo Boost": This one is like a turbo boost in a race car. In high-stress or exciting situations, it increases your heart rate and energy, preparing you for quick action.

Match the following

• Melatonin

• hormone that regulates the sleep-wake cycle inside the limbic system

• REM Sleep

• Stages 1, 2, 3 are considered

• N-REM Sleep

• An average adult has five to six of these cycles each night - spending about 25% of the night in ...

• Circadian Rhythm

• 24-hour cycle, responding primarily to light and darkness in an organism's environment.

Label the sleep cycle

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Stag 3

Awake/Consciousness

Stage 1

REM

Stage 2

n-REM