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18 Cards in this Set

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center of nervous system is the ....
brain
2 distinct parts of nervous system are
central and peripheral
primary role of the central and peripheral nervous systems together is
behavior control
PNS =
peripheral nervous system
2 parts of CNS
brain and spinal cord
is continuous with the brain, and it extends through the neural canal of the vertebral column posteriorly to
approximately the level of the second lumbar vertebra
spinal cord
at 2nd lumbar vertebra, the spinal cord tapers to a cone-shaped ending calaled the
conus medullaris
band of connective tissue which extends to coccyx; arising from conus medullaris
filum terminale
numerous nerves (collectively) which branch out from conus medullaris, and look like a horse's tail (because there are no many)
cauda equina
system which comprises 2 set of nerves
peripheral nervous system (PNS)
names of the 2 nerve sets of PNS
cranial and spinal nerves
the large majority of nerves are considered to be part of which nervous system
PNS
the 3rd portion of CNS
autonomic nervous system (ANS)
ANS =
autonomic nervous system
subdivision of both central and peripheral nervous systems based upon function
ANS
consists of nerves throughout the smooth muscles of the organs, blood vessels, cardiac muscles, and glands of the body
ANS
functions without conscious control
ANS
system which is a nerve of either CNS or PNS; it does not contain a separate set of nerves, but is rather a classification of the nerves which pertains to both other systems.
ANS