Parts
of Brain
It is divided into two
hemispheres asymmetrical, right and left, united by a corpus callosum.
The outside of each of the hemispheres is the cerebral cortex or gray.
This is a layer of a few millimeters thick composed of neurons.
On the surface of the crust
there cisuras or grooves that dividing it into different areas.
In each hemisphere distinguish the following areas:
· Frontal Lobe: is responsible
for the articulation movements for the production of language and is also
related to emotions and personality.
· Parietal lobe: receive
information from the senses, it processed sensations like the cold or softness.
· Temporal lobe: especially
concerns the hearing and memory.
· Occipital Lobe: in the houses
mostly everything related to the hearing.
Beneath the cerebral cortex
are also the four ventricles: one in each hemisphere and two between
them. and two between them. For them the cerebrospinal fluid
circulates.
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