1. The Brain

2. General Information Runs all aspects of the body Voluntary Involuntary Reasoning Intelligence Communication Divided up into 3 parts Cerebrum Cerebellum Brain Stem

5. Cerebrum General Reasoning “Identifies” the person “Soul?”

7. Cerebrum Function Lobes Fissures &Sulcus

8. Function Senses Motor Skills Emotions Consciousness Memory Divided into 4 Lobes by 3 fissures/sulcus

9. Cerebrum Function Lobes Fissures &Sulcus

10. Frontal Lobes Speech Sexual behavior Voluntary motor skills Smell Reasoning/Abstract Thinking Body imaging Aggression

12. Cerebrum Function Lobes Fissures &Sulcus

13. Parietal Lobe Sensory Awareness Taste Symbols Abstract Reasoning (Math)

15. Cerebrum Function Lobes Fissures &Sulcus

16. Temporal Auditory Emotions Language Major Memory

18. Cerebrum Function Lobes Fissures &Sulcus

19. Occipital Visual Memory

21. Cerebrum Function Lobes Fissures &Sulcus

22. Longitudinal Fissure –Separates two hemispheres Central Sulcus –Separates the frontal from the parietal lobe Lateral Fissure –Separates the temporal from the frontal & Parietal

24. Cerebellum Movement Muscle actions Voluntary & Involuntary

26. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

27. Functions Equilibrium Position Muscular coordination Fine Motor Movements Muscle Tone Posture

28. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

29. Brain Stem Basic Body Functions Involuntary Control Function

31. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

32. Brain Stem Divisions Thalamus Hypothalamus Pineal Gland Mid Brain Pons Medulla

33. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

34. Thalamus Processes Sensory Impulses Appropriate Motor Responses to Sensory Impulse Consciousness Sensory Relay station to Cerebral Cortex

35. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

36. Hypothalamus Emotions Autonomic Reactions to Emotions (Primitive Brain) Body Temperature Water Balance Appetite Sexual Arrousal

37. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

38. Pineal Gland Produces melatonin Diurnal cycles (Day & Night) Influences the start of puberty

39. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

40. Mid Brain Involuntary movements in response to visual and auditory stimuli (reflex)

41. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

42. Pons Respiration Somatic and Visceral Reflexes Regulates arousal, wakefulness, alertness

43. Cerebellum Function Brain Stem Function

44. Medulla Respiration Heart Rate Vasomotor functions 2-way communication between higher brain functions and spinal cord Voluntary movement related

45. CEREBRUMCEREBELLUM BRAIN STEM MEDULLATHALMUS

46. CerebrumCerebellum Brain Stem