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hormone

Chemicals that regualte various bodily functions

dendrite

where messages from other cells at synapses are transmitted to the cell body

spinal reflex

unlearned response to stimulus

synapse cleft

gap between axon terminal and dendrite

neurotransmitters

chemicals that alter neuron activity

synapse

neuron to neuron message transaction

axon

carries message to axon terminal

axon terminal

recieves message from axon

receptor sites

recieving areas on dendrites

cerebrum

Associated with thought and action

cell body

contains nucleus of cell, recieves messages and sends down axon

hemisphere

half of your brain

Peripheral Nervous System

nerve linkages to mucles and glands.


Somatic and autonomic systems

Central Nervous System

Brain and spinal chord

motor nerurons

effects glands, muscles, and organs.

sensory neurons

Convert outside stimuli into internal electrical impulses

hypothyroidism

underactive thryroid, produces too little thyroxin. Obesity, low energy

hyperthyroidism

overactive thyroid, produces too much thyroxin. Thin, tense, nervous.

hyperglyecimia

Excess sugar, too little insulin. Insulin shots. Pancreas

hypoglycemia

too little sugar. Need food. Too much insulin. Pancreas

Why study the brain?

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PMS Biological?

Pms is biological because its caused by various levels of nerurotransmitters and hormormones from the regulation of menstrural cycle

Parasympathetic

Involved in digestion. Directly effected by sympathetic system

Sympathetic system

Involves fear and anxiety. Lowers digestion

efferent

Conducting outward or away from soemthing. Carry away from CNS to PNS

afferent

Carry from CNS to PNS

Somatic Nervous System

Transmits sensory messages to the central nervous system

Autonomic Nervous System

Regulates glands and muscles of internal organs [paraspmpathetic aand sympathetic

Parasympathetic system

Calming system, regulates heartbeat,respiration, and replenish body's reserves of energy.

Sympathetic system

Prepares body for flight or fight. Active during emotional responses. Spends body's reserves