The Brain

6. The Auditory Cortex is located on the Superior _____ Gyrus in the Temporal Lobe.
7. When the ____ is damaged it can cause coma's, insomnia and aphasia.
9. Located in the Ventral brain above the pituitary gland.
11. Damage to the ____ Oblongata can result in respiratory failure, loss of sensation, or paralysis.
12. The Somatosensory Cortex processes _____ information like touch, temperature, texture and pain.
14. When damaged the _____ callosum can cause agraphia, alien hand syndrome and left auditory hearing loss.
18. Located in the Anterior part of the parietal lobe.
20. The Medulla Oblongata controls all of the bodies ___ processes.
23. When the ____ is damaged it can cause depression, anxiety, lethargy, and excessive fatigue.
25. This part of the brain controls muscles, balance and movement.

1. Located in Brodmann Area 22 in the Superior Temporal Gyrus.
2. When the ____ is damaged it can cause amnesia and have some effect on dreams.
3. The Amygdala controls our ___ or flight response.
4. The Hippocampus controls long term ____ retrieval.
5. Wernicke's Area's main function is language ____.
8. This allows the brain to detect sound and differentiates frequencies.
10. Located in front of the Hippocampus in the medial temporal lobe.
13. The Midbrain controls motor ____, eye movement, and auditory and visual processing
15. Controls movement and planning and executing voluntary movements.
16. The Pituitary Gland is located at the base of the brain and ____ the Hypothalamus
17. Located in the very front of the brain.
19. Located below the cerebral cortex at the very top of the brain stem.
21. The Corpus Callosum serves as a ____ that allows information to be to transmit from one side of the brain to the other.
22. When the ____ gland is damaged it can cause a disruption in sleep cycles and hormonal imbalances.
24. The Hypothalamus is the main ____ between the nervous system and the endocrine system.