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19. Matching Activity Part 2
Please Select One
1. Module Description
2. Learning Objectives
3. Pretest
4. Introduction
5. Transmission of Alcohol to the Fetus
6. Risky Consumption Levels
7. Types of Alcohol That Can Cause Damage
8. Alcohol-Related Brain Damage
9. Brain Anatomy
10. Central Nervous System Damage
11. Organ and Skeletal Damage
12. Conditions Caused by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure
13. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Page 1
14. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Page 2
15. Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder
16. Alcohol-Related Birth Defects
17. Diagnostic Issues
18. Matching Activity Part 1
19. Matching Activity Part 2
20. Posttest
21. References
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Matching Activity - Module 2
Please match the word or term in column A with the appropriate description in column B.
Part II - Brain Anatomy
Type letter from column A into correct answer box in column B.
Column A
Column B
A) Hippocampus
Controls executive functions, such as planning, problem solving, and impulses and judgment
B) Corpus Callosum
The brain and the spinal cord
C) Basal Ganglia
Involved in memory and also acts as a mood control center
D) Frontal lobes
Involved in both motor and cognitive skills; damage to this area can lead to problems in areas such as balance and coordination
E) Cerebellum
Connects the two hemispheres of the brain, allowing the left and right sides to communicate
F) Central nervous system
Nerve cell clusters involved in motor abilities and cognitive function such as ability to manage time or the ability to inhibit inappropriate behavior
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