2). Because of the buoyancy provided by the ventricles and cerebrospinal fluid, a traumatic blow to one side of the head may cause the brain to “float” back and cause injury when the opposite side of the brain impacts the inside of the skull (a contrecoup injury). Thus, a blow to the frontal lobe may also cause damage to what other lobe?

9). Aqueductal stenosis is a condition where the cerebral aquaduct is blocked. Aqueductal stenosis would prevent the flow of cerebrospinal fluid between                                 .

12). Damage to the posterior association area could result in which of the following?

1). The first origins of the Central Nervous System start with the

7). Occipital lobe is associated with which function?

14). Which of the following is not a function of the hypothalamus?

Place all the components of the SC 1040 in correct order.

1). The first origins of the Central Nervous System start with the

8). Which landmark separates the cerebral hemispheres?

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