he spinal cordMultiple Choicecontrols the reticular activating system.stores reflexive memory.forms memory engrams.links the peripheral nervous system to the brain.is characterized by conscious activity.

The extrapyramidal systemMultiple Choicecontrols the speed of skilled movements.maintains control of unconscious movements.interprets cutaneous perception.projects sensory information from the medulla to the cerebrum.control facial expression, mastication, and tongue movements.

The reticular formation is an area of the brain thatMultiple Choicehas sensory and motor components.is purely motor in function.is purely sensory in function.serves higher order cognitive functions.

Check all statements that apply to the reticular activating system.Check All That Applyis involved in maintaining the sleep-wake cycle.is involved in maintaining the sleep-wake cycle.controls the brain’s level of arousal or consciousness.controls the brain’s level of arousal or consciousness.is stimulated by general anesthetics.is stimulated by general anesthetics.receives input from several cranial nerves.receives input from several cranial nerves.

he cerebellumMultiple Choiceencompasses your brain plus your spinal cord.connects nerves in your body to your brain.Incorrectis responsible for making movements accurate, smooth, fast, and consistent by controlling bodily balance.Correctis the part of the nervous system that controls involuntary movement.

The hypothalamusMultiple Choicehelps provide a constant body temperature and maintain homeostasis within the body.Correctare chemicals in the brain that receive messages and change functions.involves neurons that react when you do something or when you see someone else do something.Incorrectis the system that carries impulses to and from the central nervous system.