It separates the two cerebral hemispheres.

They impulses between the brain and the central nervous system; it also regulates breathing.

It's function is to conduct nerve impulses and serve as the center of spinal reflexes.

They are the 3 connective tissue layers that make up the meninges

It is what you call a group of neuron cell bodies in the PNS.

It is part of the Diencephalon part of the brain is considered the main relay station for sensory impulses

It is inferior to the pons and connects the brain stem to the spinal cord.

It is what carries sensory information from receptor to brain

500 mL is produced daily.

It is the innermost connective tissue layer that covers individual nerve fibers.

It aids in maintaining body homeostasis. It also regulates body temperature, water, and electrolytes. It stimulates the pituitary.

It is responsible for eye movement associated with touch or an auditory stimulus.

It makes up the Spinal cord.

An infection that causes inflammation of the meninges and CSF

There are 12 total pairs of these type of nerves.

It is apart of the Diencephalon and regulates the body's biological clock along with the secretion of melatonin.

It's part of the corpora quadrigemina is responsible for head movement with auditory stimulus.

It is responsible for sensory processing in the spinal cord

The condition when too much Cerebrospinal fluid accumulates and causes a blockage

Cervical, Brachial, Lumbar, and Sacral.

The creases between the frontal and parietal lobes of the brain.

It is the main section of the brain responsible for motor movement.

It's responsible for the sympathetic division ANS.

It is the innermost layer of meninges, extremely thin on surface of the brain.

It is what is formed by ventral rami of nerves in particular region of spinal cord.