ANS COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. Thalamus A. Area of decussation 2. Pre-central gyrus B. Arouses the cerebrum 3. Medulla oblongata C. Primary motor area 4. Reticular formation D. Auditory reflexes E. Drain cerebrospinal fluid F. Responds to intense pain 5. Choroid plexus 6. Arachnoid villi 7. Inferior colliculi G. Secretes melatonin 8. Pineal gland H. Control of endocrine function 9. Pons I. Produces cerebrospinal fluid J. Apneustic 10. Hypothalamus center

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