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What are the 2 divisions of the nervous system?

Central Nervous System


AND


Peripheral Nervous System

What 2 organs make up the central nervous system?

The BRAIN and the SPINAL CORD

What are the 3 parts of the brain?

The 3 parts of the brain are:


CEREBRUM


CEREBELLUM


BRAIN STEM



What part of the brain is in charge of voluntary movement and the 5 senses?

CEREBRUM

What part of the brain is in charge of balance and muscle coordination?

CEREBELLUM

What part of the brain is in charge of involuntary actions like breathing and heart rate?

BRAIN STEM

What does the spinal cord do?

the spinal cord is the pathway for messages sent by the brain to the body and from the body to the brain.

What makes up the peripheral nervous system?

Made up of nerves and neurons branching outside of the spinal cord

What are the 2 types of peripheral nerves?

SENSORY NERVOUS CELLS


and


MOTOR NERVOUS CELLS

What is the type of cell that is found in the nervous system?

Neurons (nerve cells) and Neuroglia (glia)

Eye Question:




What is sclera?

The white part of your eyes that allows muscles to attach to your eyeball

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What do the cones do?

They allow you to see color

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What do the rods do?

They allow you to see in the dark

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What is tapetum?

Only in nocturnal animals - it is located behind the retina and it helps animals see in the dark

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What is vitreous gel?

Thick.clear jelly that gives the eye its shape

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What does the optic nerve do?

Carries messages from the retina to the brain



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What does the retina do?

It is a sheet of light-sensitive cells that line the back of the eye - it is connected to the brain by the optic nerve

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What does the iris do?

The iris regulates the amount of light that enters the eye

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That does the lens do?

It is flexible and focuses light into the retina. It turns images upside down and backwards.

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What does the pupil do?

It is a hole that lets light into the eye -


BIG = dark


LITTLE = light

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What is the Aavegus humor?

It is made of protein and water and helps give the eye its' shape

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What does the cornea do?

It covers the front of the eye for protection - begins to bend light to make an image

Ear Question:




What dies the ear drum do?

It is thin, stretched across the ear canal and it vibrates

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What are semicircular canals?

They are filled with ducts in the inner ear. They control balance and send messages to the brain.

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What does the auditory nerve do?

It carries signals of sound waves to the brain

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What is the cochlia?

bony fluid spiral lined with cells

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What does the stirrup do?

The stirrup vibrates against the thin membrane that covering the ear

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What does the anvil do?

The anvil hits the stirrup after hammer hits it.

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What does the hammer do?

It moves when the ear vibrates. It hits the anvil.

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What does the ear canal do?

It is a tunnel that directs sound waves to the inner ear.

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What does the pinna do?

It acts like a funnel to catch sound waves.