Across
- 3. is a relay station for sensory info
- 5. receives impulses and conducts them to the cell body produces energy for the cell
- 6. involved in higher mental functions such as learning remembering thinking and speaking
- 11. lower portion of vital functions such as heart beat respiration and balance
- 14. it is involved with vision and hearing
- 16. nerve cells that provide communication through the body
- 17. communicates between the central nervous system and all parts of the body
- 19. body movement attention and sleep
- 20. shows activity of the brain in real time using radioactive sugar
- 21. memory emotion aggression etc it is also the hippocampus and amygdala
- 23. produces energy for the cell
- 24. the junction between the axon terminals of 1 neuron and the dendrites of another neuron
- 25. person lies in a very powerful magnetic field and radio waves more affective than CAT
- 29. chemical messenger that carries impulses across the synaptic gap across transmitters
- 30. producing language
Down
- 1. an area behind the frontal lobes that controls movement
- 2. each of the two parts of the cerebrum
- 4. carries messages away from the cell body
- 7. see the result of physical brain damage and how it affects on people
- 8. vital functions
- 9. movement and thinking
- 10. receives info from skin senses and from the movement of body parts
- 12. regulates body temperature, motivation and emotion and is also involved with hunger and thirst
- 13. detects brain damage and measure activity as subjects perform a task
- 15. speech comprehension
- 18. transmits senses to the central nervous system temp pressure
- 22. insulates and protects the axon
- 26. balance and coordination
- 27. the anterior of the brain
- 28. large part of the brain and is 70% of volume and the coordination of voluntary activity in the body