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Key Term Matching 1. cerebrum A. name means "bridge" 2. dura mater B. location of postcentral gyrus frontal lobe C. carries equilibrium and hearing information to brain 3. 4. corpus callosum D. delicate, inner layer of meninges 5. trochlear nerve E. carries visual information to the brain 6. diencephalon F. receives gustatory stimuli _7. parietal lobe G. motor nerve to the sternocleidomastoid muscle 8. vestibulocochlear nerve H. largest region of the brain 9. arachnoid mater I. carries sensory information from internal organs 10. optic nerve J. connects third and fourth ventricles 11. pons K. regulates blood pressure and respiratory rate 12. vagus nerve L. produces CSF 13. cerebral aqueduct M. web-like layer of meninges 14. oculomotor nerve N. functions includes problem solving 15. midbrain O. motor nerve to the lateral rectus muscle 16. accessory nerve P. connects the two cerebral hemispheres 17. pia mater Q. contains thalamus and hypothalamus 18. hypoglossal nerve R. motor nerve to superior oblique muscle 19. medulla oblongata S. motor nerve to medial rectus muscle 20. abducens nerve T. its white matter is called arbor vitae 21. insula U. motor nerve to chewing muscles 22. trigeminal nerve V. receives auditory stimuli from ears 23. cerebellum W. located between pons and diencephalon 24. temporal lobe X. tough, outer layer of meninges 25. choroid plexus Y. motor nerve to tongue muscles Laboratory 13 | Nervous System: Brain and Cranial Nerves 301 11

Key Term Matching 1. cerebrum A. name means "bridge" 2. dura mater B. location of postcentral gyrus frontal lobe C. carries equilibrium and hearing information to brain 3. 4. corpus callosum D. delicate, inner layer of meninges 5. trochlear nerve E. carries visual information to the brain 6. diencephalon F. receives gustatory stimuli _7. parietal lobe G. motor nerve to the sternocleidomastoid muscle 8. vestibulocochlear nerve H. largest region of the brain 9. arachnoid mater I. carries sensory information from internal organs 10. optic nerve J. connects third and fourth ventricles 11. pons K. regulates blood pressure and respiratory rate 12. vagus nerve L. produces CSF 13. cerebral aqueduct M. web-like layer of meninges 14. oculomotor nerve N. functions includes problem solving 15. midbrain O. motor nerve to the lateral rectus muscle 16. accessory nerve P. connects the two cerebral hemispheres 17. pia mater Q. contains thalamus and hypothalamus 18. hypoglossal nerve R. motor nerve to superior oblique muscle 19. medulla oblongata S. motor nerve to medial rectus muscle 20. abducens nerve T. its white matter is called arbor vitae 21. insula U. motor nerve to chewing muscles 22. trigeminal nerve V. receives auditory stimuli from ears 23. cerebellum W. located between pons and diencephalon 24. temporal lobe X. tough, outer layer of meninges 25. choroid plexus Y. motor nerve to tongue muscles Laboratory 13 | Nervous System: Brain and Cranial Nerves 301 11

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Key Term Matching 1. cerebrum A. name means "bridge" 2. dura mater B. location of postcentral gyrus frontal lobe C. carries equilibrium and hearing information to brain 3. 4. corpus callosum D. delicate, inner layer of meninges 5. trochlear nerve E. carries visual information to the brain 6. diencephalon F. receives gustatory stimuli _7. parietal lobe G. motor nerve to the sternocleidomastoid muscle 8. vestibulocochlear nerve H. largest region of the brain 9. arachnoid mater I. carries sensory information from internal organs 10. optic nerve J. connects third and fourth ventricles 11. pons K. regulates blood pressure and respiratory rate 12. vagus nerve L. produces CSF 13. cerebral aqueduct M. web-like layer of meninges 14. oculomotor nerve N. functions includes problem solving 15. midbrain O. motor nerve to the lateral rectus muscle 16. accessory nerve P. connects the two cerebral hemispheres 17. pia mater Q. contains thalamus and hypothalamus 18. hypoglossal nerve R. motor nerve to superior oblique muscle 19. medulla oblongata S. motor nerve to medial rectus muscle 20. abducens nerve T. its white matter is called arbor vitae 21. insula U. motor nerve to chewing muscles 22. trigeminal nerve V. receives auditory stimuli from ears 23. cerebellum W. located between pons and diencephalon 24. temporal lobe X. tough, outer layer of meninges 25. choroid plexus Y. motor nerve to tongue muscles Laboratory 13 | Nervous System: Brain and Cranial Nerves 301 11
Transcribed Image Text:Key Term Matching 1. cerebrum A. name means "bridge" 2. dura mater B. location of postcentral gyrus frontal lobe C. carries equilibrium and hearing information to brain 3. 4. corpus callosum D. delicate, inner layer of meninges 5. trochlear nerve E. carries visual information to the brain 6. diencephalon F. receives gustatory stimuli _7. parietal lobe G. motor nerve to the sternocleidomastoid muscle 8. vestibulocochlear nerve H. largest region of the brain 9. arachnoid mater I. carries sensory information from internal organs 10. optic nerve J. connects third and fourth ventricles 11. pons K. regulates blood pressure and respiratory rate 12. vagus nerve L. produces CSF 13. cerebral aqueduct M. web-like layer of meninges 14. oculomotor nerve N. functions includes problem solving 15. midbrain O. motor nerve to the lateral rectus muscle 16. accessory nerve P. connects the two cerebral hemispheres 17. pia mater Q. contains thalamus and hypothalamus 18. hypoglossal nerve R. motor nerve to superior oblique muscle 19. medulla oblongata S. motor nerve to medial rectus muscle 20. abducens nerve T. its white matter is called arbor vitae 21. insula U. motor nerve to chewing muscles 22. trigeminal nerve V. receives auditory stimuli from ears 23. cerebellum W. located between pons and diencephalon 24. temporal lobe X. tough, outer layer of meninges 25. choroid plexus Y. motor nerve to tongue muscles Laboratory 13 | Nervous System: Brain and Cranial Nerves 301 11
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