Nervous system Flashcards

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Central nervous system

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Contains the brain and spinal cord.
The brain then branches off to the cerebrum(top) and cerebellum ( involuntary)

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How many parts of the nervous system are there

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Two the central nervous systems and the peripheral

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Parts of the peripheral system

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Sensory division (sensory receptors and internourons that connect to Center nervous system)

The motor division comma allows the body to react to the sensory information

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Components of the motor division

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Sematic (skeletal muscle) Consist of motor noodles that control the movement of skeletal muscles. Voluntary.

Autonomic nervous system, Consists of nerves that control the body’s internal condition by affecting smooth muscles, both in blood vessels and in organs

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Parts of the automatic system

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The sympathetic division preps body force stress by reduravting blood

Parasympathetic division Relaxes the body and returns it to its natural state

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Crushing g disease

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Cause overexertion of ACTH from the pituitary gland

A round red face, wated limbs

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Type 1 diabetes type 2

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Lack of insulin produced in pancreas

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Hyperthyroidism

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Overdrive thyroid

Bulging eyes

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Hypothyroidism

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Under the production of thyroxine in thyroid gland

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Acromegaly

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I’m enlargement of features after childhood is caused by an oversection of growth hormones (pituitary gland)

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Spina bifida

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A defect in the spinal column, which the spinal cord and/or It’s covering, protruded outside the vertebrae. the condition causing varying degrees of paralysis or lack of feeling of movement below the site of the protrusion

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Cerebral palsy

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Caused by cerebral damage during birth And results in a lack of motor coordination and other neurological deficiences

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Old timers disease

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A progressive degeneration of neurons in the brain. Symptoms are loss of memory, inability to properly used familiar objects, and inability to receive and understand outside stimulu.

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Epilepsy

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Is a chronic recurring seizure activity period caused by abnormal conditions in the brain that trigger sudden, excessive electrical activity.

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Tourette syndrome

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A neurological disorder that causes a client to make sounds and twitch is uncontrollably

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Multiple scuriosis

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Destroys the melon sheath and causes muscle weakness, unsteady walking, paraphesia, extreme fatigue, and some paralysis.