Brain

Front 1

cerebellum

Back 1

co ordinates movement, speech, language, learning and memory

Front 2

medulla oblongata

Back 2

regulate your life support systems such as heart rate, blood pressure and breathing

Front 3

pons

Back 3

regulates sleep, breathing and some muscle movement

Front 4

hypothalmus

Back 4

regulates emotions and bodily functions such as hunger and body tempreture

Front 5

mid brain

Back 5

between the hind and forebrain it deals with vision, hearing and other senses

Front 6

hindbrain

Back 6

makes up the cerebellum, medulla oblongata and pons

Front 7

brain stem

Back 7

relays information between you body and brain

Front 8

reticular formation

Back 8

a network of neurons that open and close to regulate how much information goes in and out of the brain. It helps regulate attention, movement and bodily functions such as sneezing and vomiting

Front 9

thalmus

Back 9

part of the brain stem that passes sensory information to key areas of the brain for processing

Front 10

hippocampus

Back 10

area of the brain stem that transfers information from long term to short term memory

Front 11

amygdala

Back 11

emotional centre of the brain. It processes primal feelings such as rage and fear and is also possibly involved in emotional memories

Front 12

forebrain

Back 12

consists of the cerebrum, cerebral cortex, thalmus and hypothalmus

Front 13

cerebral cortex

Back 13

surface of the brain/ outer layer of the brain that is rich in neuron synapses where visual-spatial information is stored

Front 14

cerebrum

Back 14

thinking part of the brain

Front 15

corpus callosum

Back 15

a bridge of 1000 million nerve fibres that connects the two hemispheres of the brain transferring information from left to right

Front 16

limbic system

Back 16

the 'emotional' part of the brain. containing the thalmus, hypothalmus, hippocampus and amygdala is controls emotions, decision making, motovation, memory intake and learning