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36 Cards in this Set
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Functions of the Nervous System |
1. Sensory 2. Integration 3. Motor Output |
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Carry information in the Nervous System |
Nerve Cells (Neurons) |
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Three Main Parts of a Neuron |
1. Dendrite 2. Soma (cell body) 3. Axon
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Impulse Travels |
Dendrite-> Soma (cell body)->Axon |
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Three Kinds of Neurons and Functions |
1.Sensory- Senses 2. Motor- Muscles & Movements 3. Inter Neurons- THinking & Memory Functions |
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Impulses Traveled Between Neurons |
Dendrites->cell body->axon->Syn->Dendrites |
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Two Divisions of the Nervous System |
1.Central- Brain and spinal 2. Peripheral- motor and Sensory |
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Spinal Cord |
Bundle of sensory neurons and motor neurons |
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How many Neurons in the brain |
100 Billion |
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3 Main parts of the brain |
Cerebrum- Thinking, Reasoning, memory 2. cerebellum- Balance and movement 3. Brain stem- controls organs and involuntary movements |
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Functions of the peripheral nervous system. Pairs? |
Connects all organs and muscles to the central nervous system. 43 pairs of neurons Bundled |
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Somatic |
Voluntary |
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Autonomic |
Involuntary |
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Reflex |
Responsible to a stimulus that occurs without the brains involvement |
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Reflex Travels |
Centry-motor-brain after the message is received. |
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Spinal Cord injuries |
Cannot repair itself, when it is cut or damaged. it damages all the muscles and sensory neurons in that region |
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Frontal Temporal lobe Parietal Lobe Ocipitial lobe |
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Frontal |
Carries out higher mental process such as thinking, decision making, and planning
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parietal |
Sensory information that has to do with taste, temp. and touh |
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Temporal |
Auditory information from the ears |
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occipital |
Visual information from the eyes |
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1. Cerebral 2. Corpus Callosum 3. hypothalamus 4. thalamus 5. midbrain 6. Cerebellum 7. 8.Spinal Cord 9. Medulla Oblongata 10. pons 11. Brain Stem 12. Pituritary |
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Cerebrum |
largest part that controls thought and action
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Cerebullum |
At the bottom and is used for balance and posture, motor learning |
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Medulla |
Hind brain and is responsible for autonomic functions |
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Brain Stem |
Spinal cord and respiration heart rate and digestion |
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Hypothalamus |
Nervous and endocrine above the brain stem |
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Pituitary gland |
below the brain pea sized and produces hormones and endocrine system |
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Thalamus |
center of the brain and relay motor sensory |
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Midbrain |
Auditory and visual |
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Corpus Callosum |
Center and communication |
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pons |
Bridge above Medulla and Nervous system |
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Ventricles |
hole of wrinkles has no functions |
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Cerebral cortex |
Largest portion thought and function |
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neuron |
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gyrus sulcus and fussure |