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The Brain - Coggle Diagram
The Brain
The brain coordinates all of body's function.
It's comprised of four main regions:
The Cerebrum
The cerebellum
The brainstem
The diencephalon
These structures help govern sensations wight regulation, energy and instictual behaviors, such as eating, drinking an having sex.
The diencephalon
is a grouping of several structures.
The thalamus
, which processes and transmits information from all the senses, except smell.
The hypothalamus
and pituitary gland, which work together to produce and regulate neurochemicals.
All parts together of the brainstem control vital bodily functions, such as cardiac activity, respiration, digesting and sleep.
It is a collection of structures that includes:
the pons
, a mass of nerve fibers that carry sensory information
The midbrain
which is responsible for helping control visual and auditory movement.
The medulla oblongata
which creates motor and sensory pathways between the midbrain, pons, and spinal cord.
It's responsible for coordinationg muscle movements, particularly those that help maintain the body;s balance and posture.
They are nerve cells and nerve fibers. Carries signals to other parts of the brain and spinal cord.
Control higher functions such as learning, reasoning and speech, plus senses like sight and hearing.
It consists of nerves and fibers that transmit information through neurons.