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12. The Central Nervous System
Introduction to the Central Nervous System
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The diencephalon is ________________ to the brainstem and ________________ to the cerebellum.
A
Superior, posterior.
B
Superior, anterior.
C
Inferior, anterior.
D
Anterior, posterior.
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Identify the location of the diencephalon in relation to the brainstem. The diencephalon is located above the brainstem, which means it is superior to the brainstem.
Determine the position of the diencephalon in relation to the cerebellum. The diencephalon is located in front of the cerebellum, indicating it is anterior to the cerebellum.
Review the anatomical terms: 'superior' means above, 'anterior' means in front of, 'inferior' means below, and 'posterior' means behind.
Match the correct anatomical terms to the relationships identified: The diencephalon is superior to the brainstem and anterior to the cerebellum.
Select the option that correctly describes these relationships: 'Superior, anterior.'
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