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Nerve/Brain Labeling

  Neuron Part Main Function 1 Axon Conducts nerve impulses away from the cell body 2 Dendrite Conduct nerve impulses toward the cell body 3 Cell Body Have fibers to send and receive impulses. 4 Myelin Sheath Increases the speed of the nerve impulse

cerebrum Mid brain cerebellum pons Medulla Spinal cord

  Brain Part Main Function 1 Cerebrum Conscious decision making 2 Cerebellum Coordinates musculoskeletal movement, maintains posture, balance, muscle tone 3 Pons Respiratory functions 4 Medulla oblongata Regulates heart/lung functions, swallowing, vomiting, coughing, sneezing 5 Midbrain Visual reflexes 6 Temporal lobe Memory, equilibrium, emotion, hearing 7 Occipital lobe Vision, various forms of expression 8 Parietal lobe Controls and interprets senses and taste 9 Frontal lobe Voluntary motor movements, emotional expression, moral behavior 10 Spinal Cord Relays messages from brain to body 11 Diencephalon Relay center for sensations

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