| PINEAL | ___ gland, small, peashaped part of the brain that produces the hormone melatonin (6) |
| PITUITARY | ___ gland (small oval structure attached to the base of the brain by a stalk) |
| CORTEX | Outer part of the brain that plays a key role in consciousness (6) |
| LIMBIC | ___ system, part of the brain that regulates emotion, behavior and long-term memory |
| HYPOTHALAMUS | Section of the brain that produces many hormones (12) |
| MEDULLAOBLONGATA | That part of the brain that tapers off into the spinal cord (7,9) |
| OBLONGATA | Medulla ........., the part of the brain that is responsible for involuntary functions such as sneezing (9) |
| CEREBELLUM | A part of the brain that controls the body's movements and balance (10) |
| TEMPORAL | ___ lobe (part of the brain that contains the hippocampus) |
| SLEEP | What the hormone melatonin affects |
| RIGHT | The half of the brain that controls imagination and creativity |
| AMYGDALA | Part of the brain that is responsible for emotional processing (8) |
| PANCREAS | Which gland produces the hormone, insulin (8) |
| MINDSEYE | Part of the brain that "sees" things: 2 words |
| MEDULLA | Part of the brain that controls involuntary functions |
| PINEALGLAND | A pea-sized organ in the brain that secretes melatonin into the bloodstream (6,5) |
| COPP | Dr. Douglas Harold ___, b.1915 d.1998 (Laureate of The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame who discovered the hormone 'Calcitonin') |
| SALIVARY | ____ glands, organs on the side of the face that generate lubricating fluid in the mouth (8) |
| ADRENAL | _ gland, an endocrine gland at the anterior end of each kidney (7) |
| STEROID | Does it wildly without beginning to rest? It's the hormone, perhaps (7) |
