Across
- 3. receives and processes inputs about odors (starts with O)
- 4. connects the brain to the spinal cord
- 7. relays sensory information and regulates motor signals (above midbrain)
- 8. regulates body temperature, thirst, appetite, emotion, heart related things (below thalamus)
- 12. interprets temperature, taste, touch and movement
- 13. processes auditory information and encodes memory (think of your "temples")
- 15. responsible for interpreting visual information (____ bone on the skull)
- 18. plays a role in cognitive functions, language, memory, and consciousness.
- 20. sends signals from the brain to the rest of the body
- 21. receives information from the 5 senses
Down
- 1. known as the "master gland". controls release of hormones
- 2. serves in motor function, eye movements, and visual processing (part of the brainstem)
- 5. transmits signals between the spinal cord and the rest of the brain. it controls heartbeat and respiration (brainstem)
- 6. performs cognitive functions like attention and memory and controls voluntary movement (front of the brain)
- 9. learning and memory (shaped like a curved tube)
- 10. responds to fear and stress (next to hippocampus)
- 11. controls voluntary movement, coordinates muscle timing and force, and takes care of balance, posture, and speech
- 14. plans and executes voluntary movements
- 16. connects the left and right hemispheres of the brain
- 17. shaped like a horseshoe and serves to connect the medulla to the cerebellum (brainstem)
- 19. involved in emotional responses and behavior (the name given to all parts of the temporal lobe)
