Jennifer's A&p 1 Test Four

Front 1

2 systems in our body that control homeostasis

Back 1

endocrine and nervous systems and they communicate with each other though they function quite differently

Front 2

neurons communicate with...

Back 2

electrical impulses and they come quickly and end quickly

Front 3

the endocrine system comunicates through

Back 3

chemically via hormones and their effects are gradual

Front 4

master cell of the nervous system

Back 4

neuron

Front 5

the only one function of the nervous system

Back 5

maintain homeostasis

Front 6

define periphery

Back 6

everywhere in the body except the brain and spinal cord

Front 7

3 groups of neurons and their locations

Back 7

sensory-periphery

association-brain and spinal cord

motor-periphery

Front 8

job of sensory neurons

Back 8

monitor everything

Front 9

job of association neurons

Back 9

receive all info from sensory neurons, analyze it, then decide on an appropriate response

Front 10

job of motor neurons

Back 10

carry out the response decided on by the association neurons

Front 11

what must the sensory and motor neurons always connect through

Back 11

the association neurons so that there can be analysis

Front 12

2 major divisions of the nervous system

Back 12

CNS-central nervous system
and
PNS-peripheral nervous system

Front 13

The CNS is made up of what

Back 13

the brain and spinal cord

which is comprised exclusively of

association neurons

Front 14

the peripheral nervous system runs what two groups of neurons

Back 14

sensory-to brain
and
periphery-from brain

Front 15

2 subgroups of the PNS

Back 15

somatic nervous system
and
autonomic nervous system

Front 16

somatic nervous system is for

Back 16

voluntary

Front 17

autonomic nervous system is for

Back 17

involuntary

Front 18

sensory neurons of the somatic nervous system originate where

Back 18

in the skin

Front 19

all sensory neurons of the skin belong to the

Back 19

somatic nervous system

Front 20

the motor neurons of the somatic nervous system

Back 20

connect to the bones of the moving skeleton and is voluntary

Front 21

autonomic nervous system has sensory neurons that come from

Back 21

the major organs

Front 22

autonomic nervous system has motor neurons that go to

Back 22

the major organs

Front 23

The motoir neurons in the autonomic nervous system are sent out via the

Back 23

sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems

Front 24

the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems will either

Back 24

speed up or slow down an organ

Front 25

the CNS is divided into the

Back 25

brain and spinal cord

Front 26

peripheral nervous system is divided into the

Back 26

somatic and autonomic nervous system

Front 27

The autonomic nervous system is divided into

Back 27

sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems

Front 28

sensory neurons of the somatic nervous system come in from

Back 28

the skin

Front 29

motor neurons of the somatic nervous system go out to the

Back 29

skeletal muscles

Front 30

where do sensory neurons of the autonomic nervous system originate

Back 30

major organs

Front 31

motor neurons of the autonomic nervous system go out to

Back 31

major organs

Front 32

two potential branches that motor neurons of the autonomic nervous system can travel out on

Back 32

sympathetic and parasympathetic

Front 33

sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems will have imposing effects on

Back 33

organs...
one will always speed up the organ and one will always slow down an organ