BS Unit 2 Summative Test | Sch xurse/5199043408/assessments/5493982866Matching2/3BS 212) Match the function to the correct region/structure in the brain.HearingTemporal LobeComplex Thought/ HappinessCerebellumComplex Motor CoordinationFrontal LobeVisionOccipitalParietalBodily SensationsBlood Pressure/ BreathingBrain Stem (Pons/ Medulla Oblongata)2/204 MatchingE D 40)endf12 Ohomenumf6f7 Of8 Of9 Of10 3f4 Of5 O[78%23784. SeumS HBS Unit 2 Summative Test | Sch xy.com/course/5199043408/assessments/549398286604 Matching2/2(HBS 2.2.5) Match the physiological cause on the left to the disease/disorder on the right.Loss of dopamine secretion in midbrain(substantia niagra)Parkinson'sGenetically programmed damage to basal ganglianeurons.Huntington'sToo many neurons fire simultaneously. Misfiring ofthe corpus callosum may also affectEpilepsyLoss of neurons that release acetylcholine due toamyloid plaques. Microtubules may also beAlzheimer'stangled.Destruction of myelin sheaths which slows andshort circuits nerve conduction.Multiple Sclerosishomef11F12f8 0f9 Of10 3f6f3 Cf4 O8&

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Matching 2/3 BS 212) Match the function to the correct region/structure in the brain. Hearing Temporal Lobe Complex Thought/ Happiness Cerebellum Complex Motor Coordination Frontal Lobe Vision Occipital Parietal Bodily Sensations Brain Stem (Pons/ Medulla Oblongata) Blood Pressure/ Breathing (IIII

Matching 2/3 BS 212) Match the function to the correct region/structure in the brain. Hearing Temporal Lobe Complex Thought/ Happiness Cerebellum Complex Motor Coordination Frontal Lobe Vision Occipital Parietal Bodily Sensations Brain Stem (Pons/ Medulla Oblongata) Blood Pressure/ Breathing (IIII

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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