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Acetylcholine
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Neurotransmitter that stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system and the skeletal muscles and is involved in memory
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Acute pain
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Usually temporary and results from something specific such as a surgery and injury or an infection
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Afferent nerves
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Structures that links sensory receptor door with the central nervous system and transmit sensory information nerves that carry impulses from the receptors to the central nervous system
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Aging
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With age comes a steady loss of neurons in the brain and spinal cord
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Aging
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With age comes a steady loss of neurons in the brain and spinal cord
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Ascending
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Tracks that carries sensory information to the brain
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Aging
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With age comes a steady loss of neurons in the brain and spinal cord
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Ascending
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Tracks that carries sensory information to the brain
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Acrachnoid mater
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Second layer of meninges cobweb like membrane containing many blood vessels
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Bells palsy
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Resulting from inflammation of the seventh cranial nerve
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Bells palsy
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Resulting from inflammation of the seventh cranial nerve
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Brachial plexus
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Innervates muscles of the neck armpit arm and hand if client has been diagnosed with a brachioplexus impingement if this source of pressure on the nerve is muscular massage will be applied to the neck
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Bells palsy
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Resulting from inflammation of the seventh cranial nerve
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Brachial plexus
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Innervates muscles of the neck armpit arm and hand if client has been diagnosed with a brachioplexus impingement if this source of pressure on the nerve is muscular massage will be applied to the neck
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Brain
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Largest and most complex unit of the nervous system brain is composed of over 70% water
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Bells palsy
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Resulting from inflammation of the seventh cranial nerve
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Brachial plexus
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Innervates muscles of the neck armpit arm and hand if client has been diagnosed with a brachioplexus impingement if this source of pressure on the nerve is muscular massage will be applied to the neck
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Brain
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Largest and most complex unit of the nervous system brain is composed of over 70% water
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Brainstem
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Part of the brain is divided into them a Doula oblong got off the ponds and the midbrain and controls basic bodily functions primitive portion of the brain that contains centers for vital functions and relax action such as vomiting coughing sneezing posture and basic movement patterns
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Bells palsy
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Resulting from inflammation of the seventh cranial nerve
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Brachial plexus
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Innervates muscles of the neck armpit arm and hand if client has been diagnosed with a brachioplexus impingement if this source of pressure on the nerve is muscular massage will be applied to the neck
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Brain
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Largest and most complex unit of the nervous system brain is composed of over 70% water
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Brainstem
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Part of the brain is divided into them a Doula oblong got off the ponds and the midbrain and controls basic bodily functions primitive portion of the brain that contains centers for vital functions and relax action such as vomiting coughing sneezing posture and basic movement patterns
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Carpal tunnel syndrome
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Is caused by compression of the median nerve
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Aroma therapy
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Uses the connection between scents and now limbic system
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Automatic nervous system
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Nerves that connect the central nervous system to the glands heart and smooth muscles has two divisions the sympathetic and the parasympathetic
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Axon
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A single elongated projection from the nerve cell body that transmits impulses away from the body cell
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Bells palsy
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Resulting from inflammation of the seventh cranial nerve
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Brachial plexus
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Innervates muscles of the neck armpit arm and hand if client has been diagnosed with a brachioplexus impingement if this source of pressure on the nerve is muscular massage will be applied to the neck
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Brain
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Largest and most complex unit of the nervous system brain is composed of over 70% water
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Brainstem
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Part of the brain is divided into them a Doula oblong got off the ponds and the midbrain and controls basic bodily functions primitive portion of the brain that contains centers for vital functions and relax action such as vomiting coughing sneezing posture and basic movement patterns
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Carpal tunnel syndrome
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Is caused by compression of the median nerve
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Catecholamines
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Neurotransmitters involved in sleep mood pleasure a motor function
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Central canal
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Part of the gray matter of the spinal cord in which cerebrospinal fluid flows
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Central nervous system
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Brain and spinal cord brain and spinal cord in there coverings
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Central nervous system
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Brain and spinal cord brain and spinal cord in there coverings
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Cerebral cortex
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Gray matter of the brain
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Cerebrospinal fluid
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Clear colorless liquid that flows throughout the brain and around the spinal cord cushioning and protecting structures and maintaining proper pH balance
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Cerebellum
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Second largest part of the brain
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Cerebrum
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Largest portion of the brain part of the brain is divided into four lobes temporal, occipital, parietal and frontal. The part of brain that receives interprets and associates incoming information with past memories and then transmits the appropriate motor response
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Cerebrum
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Largest portion of the brain part of the brain is divided into four lobes temporal, occipital, parietal and frontal. The part of brain that receives interprets and associates incoming information with past memories and then transmits the appropriate motor response
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Circle of Willis
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The structures that are check and balance system that provides continuous blood flow to the brain
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Cerebrum
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Largest portion of the brain part of the brain is divided into four lobes temporal, occipital, parietal and frontal. The part of brain that receives interprets and associates incoming information with past memories and then transmits the appropriate motor response
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Circle of Willis
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The structures that are check and balance system that provides continuous blood flow to the brain
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Chronic pain
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Pain that has lasted for six months or longer
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Cerebrum
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Largest portion of the brain part of the brain is divided into four lobes temporal, occipital, parietal and frontal. The part of brain that receives interprets and associates incoming information with past memories and then transmits the appropriate motor response
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Circle of Willis
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The structures that are check and balance system that provides continuous blood flow to the brain
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Chronic pain
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Pain that has lasted for six months or longer
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Collaterals
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Branches from axon that allow communication among neurons
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Richie projections for the dirt cell body that carry signals to the cell body highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Richie projections for the dirt cell body that carry signals to the cell body highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Dermatome
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Term for cutane is section supplied by a single spinal nerve region of the body wall supplied by cutaneous branches of a single pair of spinal nerves right and left
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Richie projections for the dirt cell body that carry signals to the cell body highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Dermatome
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Term for cutane is section supplied by a single spinal nerve region of the body wall supplied by cutaneous branches of a single pair of spinal nerves right and left
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Descending tracts
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Carry sensory information from brain to the spinal cord
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Richie projections for the dirt cell body that carry signals to the cell body highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Dermatome
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Term for cutane is section supplied by a single spinal nerve region of the body wall supplied by cutaneous branches of a single pair of spinal nerves right and left
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Descending tracts
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Carry sensory information from brain to the spinal cord
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Diencephalon
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Part of the brain that houses the Thalamus and hypothalamus
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Richie projections for the dirt cell body that carry signals to the cell body highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Dermatome
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Term for cutane is section supplied by a single spinal nerve region of the body wall supplied by cutaneous branches of a single pair of spinal nerves right and left
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Descending tracts
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Carry sensory information from brain to the spinal cord
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Diencephalon
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Part of the brain that houses the Thalamus and hypothalamus
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Dopamine
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Carecholamine found in the brain and autonomic system released by the nervous system and involved in the motions mood and in regulating motor control and the executive functioning of the brain
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Richie projections for the dirt cell body that carry signals to the cell body highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Dermatome
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Term for cutane is section supplied by a single spinal nerve region of the body wall supplied by cutaneous branches of a single pair of spinal nerves right and left
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Descending tracts
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Carry sensory information from brain to the spinal cord
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Diencephalon
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Part of the brain that houses the Thalamus and hypothalamus
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Dopamine
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Carecholamine found in the brain and autonomic system released by the nervous system and involved in the motions mood and in regulating motor control and the executive functioning of the brain
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Dorsal root
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Carries sensory information into the spinal cord
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Centralateral reflex
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Restores or maintains balance
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Cranial nerves
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12 pairs of nerves that originate from the old factory bulbs thalamus visual cortex and brainstem, identified by Roman numerals according to their order from front to back, identified by names that refer to their function or distribution. 12 pairs of sensory and or motor nerves relays sensory input from the head and neck to the brain
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Dendrites
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Branching projections from nerve cell body that carry signals to the cell body. highly branched processes from the cell body that take impulses to cell body
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Dermatome
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Term for cutane is section supplied by a single spinal nerve region of the body wall supplied by cutaneous branches of a single pair of spinal nerves right and left
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Descending tracts
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Carry sensory information from brain to the spinal cord
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Diencephalon
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Part of the brain that houses the Thalamus and hypothalamus
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Dopamine
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Carecholamine found in the brain and autonomic system released by the nervous system and involved in the motions mood and in regulating motor control and the executive functioning of the brain
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Dorsal root
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Carries sensory information into the spinal cord
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Dura mater
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Outer most layer of meninges White tough fibrous connective tissue membrane. lines the cranial bones and covers the brain and spinal cord
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Median nerve
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Innervates the thumb and first two fingers and lateral half of the third finger
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Meninges
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Brain and spinal cord are protected by tough connective tissue sheaths
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Median nerve
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Innervates the thumb and first two fingers and lateral half of the third finger
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Meninges
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Brain and spinal cord are protected by tough connective tissue sheaths
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Mixed nerves
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Contain sensory and motor axons
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Median nerve
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Innervates the thumb and first two fingers and lateral half of the third finger
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Meninges
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Brain and spinal cord are protected by tough connective tissue sheaths
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Mixed nerves
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Contain sensory and motor axons
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Monoplegia
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Paralysis of single limb or single group of muscles
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Median nerve
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Innervates the thumb and first two fingers and lateral half of the third finger
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Meninges
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Brain and spinal cord are protected by tough connective tissue sheaths
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Mixed nerves
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Contain sensory and motor axons
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Monoplegia
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Paralysis of single limb or single group of muscles
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Motor nerve
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Provides action
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Median nerve
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Innervates the thumb and first two fingers and lateral half of the third finger
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Efferent nerves
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Same as motor nerves the nerves that carry impulses from the CNS to the muscles or glands
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Meninges
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Brain and spinal cord are protected by tough connective tissue sheaths
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Mixed nerves
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Contain sensory and motor axons
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Monoplegia
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Paralysis of single limb or single group of muscles
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Motor nerve
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Provides action
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Myelin
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White fatty insulating substance that surrounds some axons
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Epilepticus
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Continuous seizure
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Epinephrine
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Catecholamine released by the nervous system and involved in flight or fight response is such as dilation of blood vessels to the skeletal muscle
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Essential
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Chronic tremor that does not proceed from any other pathologic conditions
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Free nerve endings
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Type of sensory receptors that detect each and tickled sensations
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|
|
Ganglia
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Cluster of cell bodies and neurons
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|
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Gray matter
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Unmyelinated nervous tissue found in the central nervous system
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|
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Hypothalamus
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Feel good neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus can be generated through the use of extremes of eating sex and gambling pain thrillseeking and crisis creating massage and substance abuse or should of the brain links the nervous and and endocrine system
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Mechanoreceptors
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Detect change in pressure movement temperature and other mechanical changes
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Median nerve
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Innervates the thumb and first two fingers and lateral half of the third finger
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