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Nervous System

Extensive network of specialized cells

Neurons

-Basic cell


-Makes up the nervous system


-Transmits information in binary (on or off) form.

All-Or-None-Law

Neurons fire at full strength or not at all.


-Inside a single neuron (electrically)


-Between two neurons (chemically)

Glial Cells

-Provides support for neurons to grow on and around.


-Deliver nutrients to neurons


-Clean waste produces and dead neurons.


-produces myelin = Damaged in multiple sclerosis.

5 parts of a neuron

3 types of neurotransmitters

-Acetylcholine


-serotonin


-dopamine

Acetylcholine

Excitarory; skeletal muscle control, and memory creation.

Serotonin

Inhibitory, mood control, and sleep inducer.

Dopamine

Excitarory, rated sensation, approach motivation. "Reward chemical"

Cerebrum

-largest and most complex portion of the brain.

Lateralization

-Cerebrum 2 hemispheres


-Function crossover: Left side of brain controls right side of the body. Right side of brain, controls leggy softer of body.

Left hemisphere

-Language Production and comprehension.


-mathematics and logical .

Right Hemisphere

-Musical ability


-Spatial reasoning


-Facial recognition

Corpus Callosum

-Thick band of neurons and fibers


-Connects left&right hemispheres.


-Most active part of your brain

The Brain

Occipital lobe

-Lower back of the brain.


-Responsible for processing vital information.


-Processing depth information.

Temporal lobe

-Primary auditory cortex


-Speech and language processing


-Some object recognition

Parietal lobe

-Back of the brain


-Sensory integration


-Sense of touch


-Motion Processing

Frontal lobe

-Highly developed area of the Brain in humans.


-Motor movement


-association and reasoning


-Language Production


-Impulse control