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- 3% of total body weight


- one of the smallest and complex of the body systems

Nervous System

Structures of the Nervous System

- brain


- cranial nerve


- spinal cord


- spinal nerve


- ganglia


- enteric plexuses


- skin receptors

Functions of the Nervous System

- Sensory


- Integrative


- Motor

Division of the Nervous System

- Central Nervous System (CNS)


- Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

Central Nervous System contains

brain and spinal cord

Peripheral Nervous System contains

- somatic nervous system


- autonomic nervous system


- enteric nervous system

Motor part division of Autonomic Nervous System

- sympathetic


- parasympathetic

Excitatory
(Motor part division of Autonomic Nervous System)

sympathetic

Inhibitory
(Motor part division of Autonomic Nervous System)

parasympathetic

"brain of the gut"

Enteric Nervous System

Two types of cell in the Nervous Tissue

- Neurons


- Neuroglia

- functional unit of the Nervous System


- possesses electrical excitability

Neuron

Parts of the Neuron

- cell body


- dendrites


- axons

CNS of Neuroglia

- astrocytes


- oligodendrocytes


- microglia


- ependymal cells

PNS of Neuroglia

- Schwann cells


- Satellite cells

myelinated axons

White Matter

- neuronal cell bodies


- unmyelinated axons


- axon terminals


- Neuroglia

Gray Matter

Wieght of the Brain (Adults)

1300 g

Brain consists of how many Neurons

100 billion neurons

Brain consists of how many Neuroglia

10-50 trillion neuroglia

continuation of the spinal cord; between the spinal cord and diencephalon

Brain Stem

Brain Stem consists of :

- medulla oblongata


- pons


- midbrain

second largest part of the brain

Cerebellum

gives rise to the thalamus, hypothalamus, and epithalamus

Diencephalon

largest part of the brain

Cerebrum

protective covering of the brain

Cranium

The Cranial Meninges are

- Dura Mater


- Arachnoid Mater


- Pia Mater

- Clear Fluid


- Absorbs shock and protects the brain and spinal cord


- Circulates through cavities in the brain and spinal cord and also in the subarachnoid space

Cerebrospinal Fluid

Cerebrum contains

- Cerebral Hemisphere


- Gyri


- Fissures


- Sulci


- Corpus Callosum

- a.k.a Convolusions


- Folds of the Cerebrum

Gyri or Gyrus

Lobes of Cerebrum

- Frontal


- Parietal


- Temporal


- Occipital


- Insula

Primary visual area

Occipital Lobe

Primary auditory area & olfactory area

Temporal Lobe

Primary motor area

Precentral Gyrus

Broca's speech area

Left Cerebral Hemisphere

- Help initiate and terminate movements, suppress unwanted movements and regulate muscle tone


- Three nuclei deep within each cerebral hemisphere

Basal Ganglia

- governs emotional aspects of behavior


- also involved in olfaction and memory

Limbic System

lobes in the cerebellum that initiates equilibrium and balance

Flocculonodular Lobe

major relay station for most sensory impulses

Thalamus

- controls ANS


- production of hormones


- regulation of emotional and behavioral patterns, eating and dringking, body temperature and circardian rhythm


- seat of emotions

Hypothalamus

- small region superior to the thalamus


- consists of pineal gland

Epithalamus

How many pairs of Cranial Nerves

12 pairs

What are the Cranial Nerve pairs

olfactory


optic


occulomotor


trochlea


trigeminal


abducens


facial


vestibulococchlear


glossopharyngeal


vagus


accessory


hypoglossal