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The central nervous system consist of?
brain and spinal cord
The peripheral nervous system consist of?
spinal and cranial nerves
Describe sympathetic nervous system.
operates in relation to using energy,when stimulated heartbeat increases, b/p rises, sugar released into blood for energy and blood flows to muscles as physical activities increases
Describe parasympathetic nervous system and function:
performs opposite function of sympathetic system, heart rate slows, b/p decreases example blood diverted from skeletal muscles to digestive system
Which gland of endocrine system is known as the master gland?
Pituitary gland
One function of pituitary gland is that it releases hormones that ___________- growth
stimulates
List hormones released by adrenal gland, and function of gland
epinephrine and norepineprine, play important role in stress response
Known as the ovaries in women and testes in men, and release hormones that makes reproduction possible is also known as
gonads
An imaging technique that detects the activity of the brain by measuring glucose utilization or blood flow is called?
PET SCAN POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY
An imaging technique that captures images of the brain through its ability to detect tiny changes in magnetic fields in the brain is called
SQUID(supraconducting quantum interference device)