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what are the three major parts of the brain
what are the three major parts of the brain
- the cerebrum, the cerebellum and the brain stem.
what is the function of cerebellum
what is the function of cerebellum
That region controls voluntary movement
what is the function of cerebrum
what is the function of cerebrum
is the largest of the three brain sections, accounts for about 85 percent of the brain's weight, and has four lobes
what is the function of brain stem
what is the function of brain stem
what are the three lobes
what are the three lobes
what is the function of frontal lobe
what is the function of frontal lobe
what is the function of parietal lobe
what is the function of parietal lobe
what is the function of occipital lobe
what is the function of occipital lobe
A critical age
A critical age
Drug damage
Drug damage
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Cerebrum function
Cerebrum function
Largest brain part, about 85% of brain weight, with four lobes.
Cerebellum function
Cerebellum function
Controls voluntary movement.
Brainstem function
Brainstem function
Connects spinal cord & brain; controls vital life functions (breathing, heart rate).
Frontal Lobe function
Frontal Lobe function
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Parietal Lobe function
Parietal Lobe function
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Temporal Lobe function
Temporal Lobe function
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Occipital Lobe function
Occipital Lobe function
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Brain Damage Risk
Brain Damage Risk
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Drug-brain Impact
Drug-brain Impact
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Brain Parts
Brain Parts
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