Across
- 3. This plays a role in episodic memory and connects the medial temporal lobes to the hypothalamus
- 5. cranial nerve that provides sensory innervation to the face and motor innervation to the muscles of mastication
- 7. Originates in the Medulla oblongata; Basic functions include: Somatic Motor; Runs through the Foramen magnum (occipital) and Jugular foramen (occipital and temporal);innervates the muscles which permit shrugging of the shoulders (Trapezius) and turning the head laterally (Sternocleidomastoid)
- 9. The canal that connects the 3rd and 4th ventricles in the brain.
- 10. The cranial nerve that controls the muscles of facial expression.
Down
- 1. The space above the pia mater that is filled with cerebral spinal fluid, blood vessels, and nerves
- 2. Originates in the Medulla oblongata; Basic functions include: General Sensory, Special Sensory, Somatic Motor, Visceral Motor; Partially responsible for raising the soft palate of the mouth and the gag reflex
- 4. A very small structure that allows the brain to combine visual information coming from both eyes
- 6. The Latin word for “horse’s tail”
- 8. outermost meningeal layer