Identify the parts of the brain labelled I-X and state one function for each.

Here are the answers to the questions about the nervous system: a. Identify the following parts: I: Frontal lobe* II: Parietal lobe* III: Occipital lobe* IV: Temporal lobe* V: Corpus callosum* VI: Cerebellum* VII: Pons* VIII: Midbrain* IX: Thalamus* X: Medulla oblongata* b. Mention one function each of the parts labelled: I. Frontal lobe: Involved in voluntary movement, decision-making, and personality*. II. Parietal lobe: Processes sensory information* such as touch, temperature, and pain. III. Occipital lobe: Primarily responsible for visual processing*. IV. Temporal lobe: Involved in auditory processing, memory formation, and language comprehension*. V. Corpus callosum: Facilitates communication between the two cerebral hemispheres*. VI. Cerebellum: Coordinates voluntary movements, balance, and posture*. VII. Pons: Relays signals between the cerebrum and cerebellum, and plays a role in sleep and respiration*. VIII. Midbrain: Involved in visual and auditory reflexes and motor control*. IX. Thalamus: Acts as a relay station for sensory information* to the cerebral cortex. X. Medulla oblongata: Controls vital autonomic functions such as heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure*. c. Explain briefly the following levels of consciousness: Unconscious: A state where a person is unresponsive to stimuli* and unaware of their surroundings, often due to sleep, coma, or anesthesia. Semiconscious: A state of partial awareness* where a person may respond to strong stimuli but is not fully awake, oriented, or coherent. Alert: A state of full awareness*, where a person is awake, attentive, and fully responsive to their environment and stimuli.