Human bio - chapter 1, 4, 5

language

concious thought

memory

processing senses

send impulses to muscles

interpret information

recieve and process nerve impulses

produce your personality

allows both hemispheres to connect and communicate

regulates the body temperature and water intake

maintains the constant internal environment

interprets information from the senses

cerebral cortex, medulla, brain stem and cerebellum

cerebral cortex, cerebellum, basal ganglia and brain stem

medulla, basal ganglia, spinal cord and brain

basal ganglia, spinal cord, brain and cerebellem

frontal lobe - hearing/language/memory, occipital lobe - vision, parietal lobe - processing senses, temporal lobe - conscious thought/personality

frontal lobe - conscious thought/personality, occipital lobe - vision, parietal lobe - processing senses, temporal lobe - hearing/language/memory

frontal lobe - conscious thought/personality, occipital lobe - processing senses, parietal lobe - vision, temporal lobe - hearing/language/memory

frontal lobe - processing senses, occipital lobe - vision, parietal lobe - conscious thought/personality, temporal lobe - hearing/language/memory

parasympathetic

somatic

afferent

sympathetic

front

back

parasympathetic = dominant

sympathetic = dominant

heart rate decreases

bronchioles constrict

a variable that is on its own

factor being measured

factor you are changing

factor that is kept the same

motor, carry impulses away from the brain

sensory, carry impulses to the brain