• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/29

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

29 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back

Neurons

- Specialized cells, transmitting nerve impulses.


- Carries info between the brain and other part of the body.


- Basic unit of life.

Electrolytes

- Gel like liquid


- contains ions


- can be decomposed by electrolysis

Sympathetic nervous system

- fight / flight respone .


- responds to sudden stress.


- harm/ danger to the body

Receptors

- senses organs


- grouped of specialized cells


- can detect changea in the.


environment


- skin, πŸ‘…, πŸ‘€ , πŸ‘‚


Axons

Long fibers which is protected by fatty sheath

Cytoplasm

- Gel like area


- has nutrients for optimum chemical reaction

Effectors

- organ or cell


- response to stimulus

Motor neuron

- nerve cell


- forming path way


- signals passes from brain or spinal cord to muscles or gland

Sensory neurons

- nerves that transmitt- pass on sensory info:


- e.g. sight, sound, feeling.


Sensory organ

- group of receptors


- respond to specific stimulus

Synapas

- junction between 2 nerve cells


- minute gap


- signals pass through by diffusion of a neurotransmitter.


Parasympathetic nervous system

-Control and balance body system.


- calming down body


- controls digested food


- excrete waste


- fight off bacteria

Autonomic nervoua system

- part of NS that regulates involuntary process.


- with out thinking

Spinal cord

- cylindrincal


- many nerve fibers


-

Axon terminal

At the end teledendrites

Efferent

Carrying away, outward

White matter

- whitish nerve tissues of cns


- mylinated nerve fibres ( axon)

Gray matter

- Grayish nerve tissues


- composed of cell bodies and dendrites

Shwann cells

- made from a material called myelin


- produced by special cell known as shwann cells.


-

Medulla oblongata

- continuation of the spinal cord


- forming lower part of brainstern


- does a few involuntary jobs:


1. Controls digestion


2. Heart beat


3. Breathing


4. Thalaums: carries info from sensory organ. E.g πŸ‘…, πŸ‘‚, skin

Cerebellum

- little brain


- coordination


- learning new things

Cerebrum

- largest part


- senses


- imagination


- thought


Nervous System

- controls all of our actions

Cererberumspinal fluid

- clear watery fluid


- fills space between the archoid memberane and the pia meter.


- protects brain


- cushion for trama to head


- pillow

Hypothalamus

- forebrain below thalamus


- coordinated autonomic NS and the activity of the piturtary.


- controlling body temp


- thirst, hunger, homeostatic systems

Thalamus

- middle brain


- between cere ral cortex & mid brain


- correlate consciousness, sleep, interpretation.


Afferent neurons

- senses stimuli & sends info to brain


- sock smells


Reflec arc

- Hot pot


- πŸ‘ movies away quickly

Ganglia

- massive nerve tissue


- containing nerve cells outside to the brain or sp