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Primary motor cortex (pre-central gyrus)

Generates somatic motor output

Pre - motor cortex

Controls complex activities such as tying a bow

Frontal eye Field

Controls voluntary eye movements

Broca's area

Controls the muscles involved in speech production

Primary somatosensory cortex

Receives general sensory information eg. Touch, temperature & pain

Somatosensory association area

Interprets general sensory input

Visual cortex

Receives visual stimuli detected by photo receptors

Visual association cortex

Interprets visual input & stores memories of past visual images

Temporal lobe (Wernicke area)

Comprehends written and spoken language

Pre frontal cortex

Performs intellectual functions and determines personality and behaviours

Auditory cortex

Receives auditory stimuli detected by hair cell receptors in the ear

Auditory association cortex

Interprets auditory input and stores memories of past sounds

Cerebellum

Ensures smooth, coordinated skeletal muscle movements and maintains posture and balance

Insula

Contains the gustatory cortex, vestibular cortex and visceral cortex

Basal nuclei

Facilities smooth skeletal muscle movements

Reticular formation

Maintains cortical alertness and consciousness

Hypothalamus

Maintains body temperature, hunger, thirst, sleep-wake cycles, produces hormones & controls autonomic functions

Mid brain

Contains visual and auditory reflex centres and produces dopamine

Medulla oblongata

Contains the cardiovascular and respiratory centres that control heart rate, force of contraction, blood vessel diameter and respiration

Limbic system

Establishes and controls emotions and forms long term memories

Cerebral white matter

Communication railway of the brain