The Reticular Formation Is Considered to Be the "Brain's Gatekeeper

question 162

Multiple Choice

The reticular formation is considered to be the "brain's gatekeeper" because

• A)it can block or admit incoming sensory information
• B)it can block or release outgoing neural motor commands
• C)it regulates the vital functions of respiration and heart rate
• D)it determines what neurons are physically connected to the cerebral cortex

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