Brain Model

Brain Model 9-parts

Demonstrate external features of human brain as a whole, as well as the relations between the component portions. Dissectible into 9 parts. Size: 18.4x14x13.5CM. On stand. Dissectible into 9 parts.

Specifications

9-parts

Size:18.4x14x13.5CM (Life Size)

On stand

Material: PVC

What is the brain?

Brain Model

The brain can be defined as a complex organ located inside the skull that regulates the activities of the nervous system. It is part of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and is the most voluminous and well-known part of the brain. It is located in the front and upper part of the cranial cavity and is present in all vertebrates. Inside the skull, the brain floats in a clear fluid called cerebrospinal fluid, which performs protective functions, both natural and immune.

Brain Functions

Brain Model

The control of vital functions: Such as the control of temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, respiration, sleep, food …
Receive, process, integrate and interpret all the information it receives from the senses: Sight, hearing, taste and smell.
Control of the movements we make and the posture of the body: Walking, running, speaking, standing. Responsibility for our emotions and behavior.
It allows us to think, to think, to feel, to exist …
Controls the higher mental functions: Memory, learning, perception, executive functions.

Brain Parts

Brain Model

Above is the human brain which consists of the following parts:

The brain consists of cortical and subcortical structures (which are hidden under the cerebral cortex. The cortical structures or cerebral cortex are divided into different lobes: the frontal lobe (A), the parietal lobe (B), the temporal cortex. the occipital (D), temporal and islet cortex (these two are hidden in the image) .In addition, these lobes are divided in half into two hemispheres: the right and the left. the cerebral cortex, such as the cortex (1) that connects the two hemispheres, the chamber (2), the basal ganglia, the amygdala, and the mammalian bodies (6) .The brain is responsible for integrating all the information received from the sensory organs and organize a response.Controls motor functions, emotional and all higher cognitive functions: reasoning, emotional expression, memory (Squire, 1992), learning

Parancephaly (10): It is the second largest organ of the brain. It is mainly involved in orthostatic control and circulation, but also performs certain cognitive functions. Hypothalamus (4), pituitary gland (5) and pituitary gland (11): The hypothalamus communicates with the pituitary gland and the pituitary gland through the release of hormones to regulate visceral functions, such as regulating body temperature and basic behaviors such as diet, sexual function. response, the pursuit of pleasure, the aggressive response

The epiphysis plays a very important role in synchronizing the release of the hormone melatonin and in the regulation of sleep / wake, for which it is coordinated with the visual chiasm (3). The brainstem: consists of the upper end of the spinal cord (9). It consists of the spine (8), the protrusion (7) and the midbrain. The brainstem controls automatic functions, such as blood pressure or heart rate, limb movements, and visceral functions, such as digestion or urination.