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Nervous system

Is the master controlling and communicating system of the body

2 types structural classification

Cns and PNS

2 functional classification

Sensory or afferent division and motor or efferent division

2 types of afferent division

Somatic sensory (afferent) division and visceral sensory fibers or visceral afferent

2 subdivisions of motor division

Somatic nervous system and autonomic nervous system

2 types of ANS or involuntary nervous system

Sympathetic and parasympathetic

4 regions of the brain

Cerebral hemispheres


Diencephalon


Brain stem


Cerebellum

3 basic regions of cerebral hemispheres

Cortex of gray matter


White matter


Basal nuclei

Cortical area for our ability to speak

Broca's area

Allows us to consciously move our skeletal muscles


Anterior to the central sulcus

Primary motor area

Body map on the motor cortex

Motor homunculus

Allows us to recognize pain, coldness, or a light touch

Primary somatic sensory area

Elevated ridges of tissue

Gyri (gyrus, s.)

Shallow grooves


Separates gyrus

Sulci (sulcus, s.)

Less numerous and the deeper grooves

Fissures

Areas involve a higher intellectual reasoning and socially acceptable behavior


Anterior part of the frontal lobe

Anterior association area

Recognizing patterns and faces, and blending several different inputs into an understanding of the whole situation

Posterior association area

Located at the junction of the temporal, parietal, and occipital lobes


to sound our words

Speech area