| A | B |
|---|
| How many hemispheres in the cerebrum | 2; right and left |
| Cerebral cortex | surface of cerebrum that carries out the functions |
| gyri | convolutions; these help us function at a higher level |
| fissures | also called sulce; these are the grooves between the convolutions |
| frontal lobe functions | voluntary movements, movement of mouth, mandible, and maxxila (Broca's area is here) |
| parietal lobe functions | general sensory areas for cutaneous (skin) sensations (pain, touch, heat, cold) |
| temporal lobe functions | auditory (hearing and interpreting). olfactory (smelling and knowing odors), thoughts that precede speech; hippocampus (responsible for long-term memory |
| occipital lobe functions | visual (seeing and interpreting); spatial relations (judging distances) |
| association areas location | throughout the cerebral cortex |
| association area functions | personality, sense of humor, reason and logic, learning, memory |
