Question

Describe the three regions of the brain

Answer 1

Answer:

meninges

Explanation:

The three regions of the brain are the meninges

Answer 2

Answer:

It is possible to divide the brain into three fundamental units:

1. Fore brain,
2. Mid brain and
3. Hind brain.  

Fore brain:

• The 'forebrain' is by far the biggest division of the brain.
• It involves the brain, which covers about "two-thirds" of the mass of the brain and most other brain structures.
• The forebrain comprises of two so-called telencephalon and diencephalon branches.

Mid Brain:

• The midbrain is the brain region connecting the "forebrain to the hindbrain".
• The brainstem connects the cerebrum to the spinal cord.
• The midbrain controls motion and helps with "auditory and visual information" processing.

Hind Brain:

• The hindbrain consists of two sub regions known as metencephalon and myelencephalon.
• There are several cranial nerves in this region of the brain.
• The metencephalon contains the trigeminal, abductive, facial, and 'vestibulocochlear nerves'.