WorksheetsBioPsych Spinal Chord and Major Divisions of the brain
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 11mins
It communicates with all of the sense organs and muscles except the those of the head.
Spinal Cord
Cerebrum
Amygdala
Brain Stem
is a segmented structure and each segment has on each side a sensory and motor nerve.
Brain
axon
Amydala
Spinal cord
The entering dorsal roots (axon bundles) carry sensory information, and the exiting ventral roots carry motor information. What law is this?
Bell Magendie Law
Belle Magindy Law
Frey Cerry Law
The axons from the skin and muscles are the
Peripheral Nervous System
Central nervous system
Somatic nervous System
Autonomic Nervous System
The cell bodies of the sensory neurons are in a cluster of neurons outside the spinal cord is called the
Vertical root Ganglia
Horizontal Root ganglia
dorsal root ganglia.
ventral root ganglia
The H shaped gray matter in the center of the cord is densely packed with cell bodies and dendrites.
True
False, T Shaped
Many neurons of the spinal cord send axons from the gray matter to the brain or other parts of the spinal cord through the white matter
True
False
Many neurons of the spinal cord send axons from the gray matter to the brain or other parts of the spinal cord through the white matter which consists mostly of
myelinated axons
Dendrites
Soma
Myelinated dendrites
is the lowest portion of the brain where the spinal cord rises to meet the brain
The Hindbrain
The Midbrain
The forebrain
The Migraine
Important structures of the hindbrain are
cerebellum
pons
medulla
nigra
is the middle of the brain, surrounded & dwarfed by the forebrain.
The hindbrain
The forebrain
The midbrain
Main parts of the midbrain
tectum
nigra
substantia
medulla
is the top most structure of the brain whereas higher cognitive processes take place
The forebrain
The midbrain
The hindbrain
The Migraine
he outer portion of the forebrain is the cerebral cortex, also called the cerebrum.
True
False
The forebrain is divided in two hemispheres connected by the
Corpus Callussum
Ganglia
Gila
Cerebrum
The four lobes are:
Temporal
parietal
occipitial
Frontal
Ventral
important structures of the forebrain include
thalamus
hyperthalamus
limbic system
ventricles
Pons
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