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adrenal gland

produces adrenaline and non-adrenaline

autonomic nervous system

Regulates body's vital functions (heartbeat,breathing,digestion,blood pressure)




you don't have to think about these activities... they automatically happen

Axon terminals

small fibers @ the end of an axon

cerebellum

"little brain" - balance and coordination

cerebrum

(also known as the cerebral cortex, outer layer of the brain)




part that make us uniquely human// part that thinks




memory,language, emotions, motor functions,perception.

corpus callosum

connects the 2 hemispheres

limbic system

involved in learning & memory, emotion, hunger, sex, and aggression.




(if damaged people can recall old memories but cant create new ones)

medulla oblongata

involved in vital functions ( heart rate, blood pressure and breathing)




location- Hindbrain

myelin

white fatty substance that insulates and protects the axons- also speeds up transmission of messages.

neuron

nerve cells that run through our body and communicate with one another.



pituitary gland

secretes growth hormone// simulates labor

progesterone

produced in ovaries in women to help educe labor

somatic nervous system

skeltical nervous system- transmits messages to the central nervous system- activated by pain/touch/change in temp/ and body possitions.




enables us to feel hot/cold & pain/pressure

synaspse




junction between the axon terminals of 1 neuron and the dendrites of another neuron.

Thyroid gland

controls metabolism