Question

Match the effects of alcohol to the part of the brain that is being affected.

Question 1 options:

Hippocampus

Reticular Formation

Amygdala

Cerebellum

Medulla

Temporal Lobe

Occipital Lobe

Frontal Lobe

1.

Loss of inhibition. Will do things one wouldn't normally due when sober.
2.

Vision become blurry and sometimes one loses sight totally.
3.

Slowed reaction time. Stumbling, difficulty walking straight.
4.

Feels emotions with more intensity
5.

Loss of memory
6.

"passing out" Loss of consciousness
7.

Slowed or stopping heart rate and breathing
8.

Hearing dulled.

Which goes to which i really need help. Thanks

Answer 1

1.Hippocampus.

2. Occipital lobe

3. Cerebellum

4. Amygdala

5. Frontal lobe

6. Reticular formation

7. Medulla

8. Temporal lobe

Step-by-step explanation:

1. hippocampus is a part of limbic system (controls emotions and muscle movements) so it would get affected and the person will do unusal things when he gets emotional.
2. the retina sends signals to the occipital lobe and then it interprets it. so if it gets hampered then vision will also suffer.
3. it is related with movement.

birds have well developed cerebellum for flying.

4. amygdala is related to feelings like fear and anger so it will feel

emotions with more intensity.

5. related to memory, thinking, writting problem solving etc.

6. blood flow to the brain gets hampered.

7. related to all the involuntary going on in the body.

8. related to hearing.

the principal function of ear is not hearing but balancing.

FOLLOW IF THAT HELPED.