Corpus Collosum- A large bundle of nerve fibers that connect the left and right hemispheres
Frontal lobe- top region of front cerebral hemispheres, used for reasoning, emotions, judegment
and volunatary movement (on the forehead)
Medulla Oblongata- The top end of the spinal cord, at the stem of the brain, controls breathing, heartbeat and other automatic functions
Occipical Lobe- controls vision and reading ability at the back region of each cerebral hemisphere
Parietal Lobe- Center of senses, the middle lobe of the cerbral hemispheres
Pituitary Gland- Controls homrone levels attached to the base of the brain
Pons- Connects the cerebrum with cerebellum, above the medulla oblongata, joines the
hemispheres of the cerebellum
Spinal Cord- A thick bundle of nerves running along the vertebrae from the neck to the hips
Temporal Lobe- Located on the lower side region of each hemisphere of the cerebrum, controls
hearing and memory
Hypothalamus- Moods and Motivation
