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Afferent

Carry or move inward or toward a central structure

Blood brain barrier

Protective mechanism that blocks specific substances found in the bloodstream from entering delicate brain tissue

Efferent

Carry or move away from a central structure

Limbic system

Computed neutral system located beneath the cerebral that controls basic emotions and drives and plays important role in memory

Neurilemma

Additional external myelin sheath that's formed by Schwann cells and found only in axons in the peripheral nervous system

Ventricle

Organ chamber or cavity that receives or holds fluid

Neurons

Transmit impulses

Neuroglia

Cells that support neurons and bind them to other neurons or tissues

Nerve glue

Central nervous system

Brain and spinal cord

Peripheral nervous system

12 pairs cranial nerves and 31 payouts of spinal nerves

Cerebr/o

Cerebrum

Crani/o

Cranium

Encaphal/o

Brain

Gangli/o

Ganglion

Gli/o

Glue; neuroglial tissue

Kinesi/o

Movement

Lept/o

Thin, slender

Lex/o

Word, phrase

Mening/o

Meninges

Meningi/o

Meninges

Myel/o

Bone marrow; spinal cord

Narc/o

Stupor; numbness; sleep

Neur/o

Nerve

Radicul/o

Nerve root

Sthen/o

Strength

Thalam/o

Thalamus

Thec/o

Sheath

Ton/o

Tension

Ventricul/o

Ventricle

-algesia

Pain

-algia

Pain

-asthenia

Weakness, debility

-esthesia

Feeling

-kinesia

Movement

-lepsy

Seizure

-paresis

Partial paralysis

-phasia

Speech

-plegia

Paralysis

-taxia

Order, coordination

Pachy

Thick

Para

Near, beside, beyond

Syn

Union, together, joined

Uni

One

Agnosia

Inability to comprehend auditory, visual, spatial, olfactory, or other sensations, even though the sensory sphere is intact

Asthenia

Weakness, debility, or loss of strength

Ataxia

Lack of muscle coordination in voluntary movement

Paresthesia

Sensation of numbness, prickling, tingling, or heightened sensitivity