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Nervous Tissue

Made up of neurons and glial cells


CNS

Central Nervous system


Brain and spinal cord




PNS

Peripheral Nervous system


Cranial nerves, ganglia and spinal nerves


General Functions

1. Collecting information-sensory input



2. Processing and evaluating information.



3. Responding to information-effectors

Functional divisions of nervous system

Sensory Nervous system and Motor Nervous system

Sensory Nervous System

*Contains Receptors


*Transmits info from receptors to CNS- Afferent ("inflowing", nerve impulses are transmitted to CNS)

Component of Sensory Nervous System:


Somatic Sensory

1. Somatic Sensory


*General Senses-touch, pain, pressure,vibration.


*Special Senses-taste, vision, hearing, smell.


*Conscious Awareness-Voluntary.


Component of Sensory Nervous System:


Visceral Sensory


2. Visceral Sensory


*Transmits nerve impulses from blood vessels and viscera to the CNS.


*Temperature and stretch (of muscles of organ walls)


*Involuntary

Motor Nervous System

*Transmits information from CNS to Muscles and glands (Efferent-"conducting outwards", nerve impulses transmitted from CNS)


*Output


Components of Motor Nervous System


Somatic Motor

Somatic Motor (Somatic Nervous System)


*Impulses from CNS to skeletal muscles


*Voluntary


Components of Nervous system


Autonomic Motor

Autonomic Motor(Autonomic Nervous System)


*Innervates internal organs and regulates smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and glands.


*Involuntary

Cytology of Nervous Tissue


2 cells:


Neurons-excitable cells


glial cells-support and protect neurons

Cytology-Neurons

*Conduct impulses


*High metabolic rate (need continuous glucose and oxygen)


*Extreme Longetivity


*Non-mitotic

Neuron Structure

neuron