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neuron
nerve cell that sends and receives impulses.neurons control sensory,relay transmitting,motor senses,send message to brain activity
peripheral nervous system
nerves outside brain &spinal cord
central nervous system
brain & spinal cord
12 parts of cranial nerve conduct impulse
brain&head,neck,chest&abdomen,smell,vision,hearing,pain,touch,temperature,pressure,voluntary&involuntary muscle control
what is 31 pains of spinal nerves affect
skin,extremities, internal body structure that connect to cranial nerves
cerebrum
largest part of the brain divided left and right hemisphere
cerebral cortex
outside if cerebrum;controls highest function such as reasoning, memory,speech,consciousness, voluntary muscle movement
cerebellum
regulates and coordinates body movement in an organized manner
brain stem
connects cerebrum to spinal cord.medulla controls heart rate,respirations,blood vessels,coughing, vomiting
meninges
dura mater,arachial,pia mater. space between middle and inner layer contains cerebral spinal cord
neurotransmitters
chemical that enable message to pass from one cell to another.
spinal cord
nerves enter and leaves the spinal cord carrying impulses to and from control centers
cerebrospinal fluid
flows around the brain and spinal cord. bathes the CNS as tissue fluid and cushions it against shock and possible injury
autonomic nervous system (ANS)
special pathway in cranial and spinal nerves.the control center brain stem.
what are two parts of ANS
sympathetic fibers and parasympathetic fibers
sympathetic fibers stimulate activities to prepare the body for emergency situations such as to fight or flight.parasympathetic fibers control usual functions such as moderate heartbeat, digestion, elimination, respiration and glandular activity
sensory receptors
ends of the dendrites carry sense to the CNS. some in joints and bring info to the brain
skin carry sense of pain,heat,pressure and cold
nose carry sense of smell
tongue carry sense of taste