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cerebrum

higher brain function (motor output and sensory input, learning, language)

frontal lobe

executive functions and planning

parietal lobe

proprioreceptors and synthesis of information

occipital lobe

vision

temporal lobe

hearing and language

longitudinal fissure

divides the cerebral hemispheres

transverse fissure

divides the cerebrum and cerebellum

central sulcus

divides the frontal and parietal lobes

lateral sulcus

divides the frontal and temporal lobes

parieto-occipital sulcus

divides the parietal and occipital lobes

precentral gyrus

motor area

postcentral gyrus

sensory area

primary motor cortex

skeletal muscle movement

Broca's area

speech (output)

Wernicke's area

speech (understanding)

primary somatosensory cortex

receives sensory information

somatosensory association area

makes sense of sensory input

visual cortex

receives visual input

thalamus

gateway to the cerebral cortex; memory processing

hypothalamus

ANS control; homeostasis (endocrine system, sleep-wake cycle, thirst, hunger, temperature)

epithalamus (pineal gland)

regulates the sleep/wake cycle

brain stem

"primitive" brain; ANS functions

midbrain

visual and auditory reflex centers

pons

relays information from cerebrum to cerebellum; respiration

medulla oblongata

ANS functions (heart rate, breathing, etc.); carries out orders from hypothalamus

cerebellum

coordination, balance, and posture

limbic system

emotional response; memory processing

dura mater

tough, outer meninx

arachnoid mater

loose, middle meninx

pia mater

delicate inner meninx that clings to the brain