Brain & Spinal Cord

4. The type of neuroglia that produces cerebrospinal fluid
5. The lobe of the cerebrum that is responsible for interpreting incoming information about touch
6. The innermost delicate layer (mater) of meninges
9. The thin, webby middle layer (mater) of the meninges
11. The number of ventricles in the brain
12. The fluid-filled chambers in the brain
14. The protective connective tissue layers around the brain and spinal cord
16. The relay station in the diencephalon that is involve din memory, alertness and consciousness
17. A shallow groove on the surface of the cerebrum
19. The part of the brain that controls respiration rate, heart rate, and blood vessel diameter
20. The sulcus that separates the frontal and parietal lobes of the cerebrum
21. A deep groove on the surface of the cerebrum

1. The lobe of the cerebrum that helps us interpret incoming visual information
2. The tough outer layer (mater) of the meninges
3. The part of the diencephalon that controls the autonomic nervous system, the endocrine system, body temperature and water balance
7. The condition that results when cerebrospinal fluid builds up and puts pressure eon the brain
8. Inflammation or infection of the connective tissue layers around the brain and spinal cord
10. An elevated ridge on the surface of the cerebrum
13. The lobe of the cerebrum that is responsible for personality, impulse control, and initiating skeletal muscle movements
15. The lobe of the cerebrum that helps us interpret sounds and smells
18. The part of the brain that smooths out skeletal muscle movements and helps you maintain balance