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Nervous system

Organ system consisting of the brain, spinal cord, and associated nerves that coordinates the other organ systems of the body

Somatic system

Nerves that serve the skin, skeletal muscle, and tendons; voluntary and involuntary control (reflexes)

Autonomic nervous system

Regulates activity of cardiac and smooth muscles, organs, and glands; involuntary control

What are impulses

Information

Sensory neurons conduct

Nerve impulses

Effector

Muscle fiber, organ, gland

Afferent

Sending information to the structure if interest (ex.) Spinal cord

Efferent

Sending information away from the structure of interest (ex.) Spinal cord

Refractory period

Portion of axon immediately following the action potential which is unable to conduct an action potential

Explain meaning - Portion of axon immediately following the action potential which is unable to conduct an action potential

Once you get the flip in charge, it takes a brief period if time to flip the charge back to having negative on the inside and positive on the outside

Nerve

A bunch of neurons grouped together

Eqilibrium

Balance

Muscle fibers are

Muscle cells