What part of the brain could be compared to a switchboard receiving calls from all over the country and then directing the paths of these incoming calls? ?

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Tania Rogers

Biology

27 September, 23:16

What part of the brain could be compared to a switchboard receiving calls from all over the country and then directing the paths of these incoming calls? ?

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Kayley Conley · Answer 1

The part of the brain which is being compared to a switchboard is the thalamus.

Thalamus is termed as the large mass which has gray matter and it is found in the dorsal part which is in the diencephalon in the brain.

Thalamus controls alertness, sleep, consciousness, and relay of sensory signals.

It is situated in the midbrain and cerebral cortex. It supplies blood into the arteries. Thalamus is the structure which is structured in ventral thalamus, epithalamus, and hypothalamus.

Briana Blanchard · Answer 2

The answer is thalamus

Brain have a complex neural connection to the entire body. All the sensory and motor function is regulated by the brain, make the information that comes and go to the brain is enormous. Thalamus is part of the brain that has a role to sort and relay the relevant information into the corresponding area.