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Depressants

Downers that calm the activity of the nervous system

Stimulants

Uppers that excite the nervous system

Hallucinogens

Change our perceptions and give us sensory images

Heroin

Injected into the vein

Cocaine

Suppresses appetite

Ecstacy

Permanently deflated mood, memory loss and damage to immune system

ANS

Neurons that transmit messages between the brain, via the spinal cord

SNS

Important for monitoring bodily functions. Recieves sensory info from organs

Cerebellum

Responsible for motor control and body balance. It has nerve connections that go to most of the sense organs

PNS

Connect the CNS to the rest of the body, specifically the limbs, skin, muscles and organs