Nervous system Flashcards

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What is the all-nervous system structure? (3)

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  1. The brain 2. The spinal cord 3. Neurons
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What are the two main parts of the nervous system? (2)

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  1. central nervous system (CNS) 2. The peripheral nervous system (PNS)
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What are CNS was made for?

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made for the brain and spinal cord

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What are PNS was made for?

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made for nerve cells that branch off from the spinal cord and extend to the body

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The brain is the ___ of the body.

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The brain is the control center of the body.

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How many kg is the brain?

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1.4 kg in weight fully developed.

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what is the brain made of?

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The brain is made of soft tissue with billions of neurons inside the skull.

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How many layers is the brain and what are those?

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(2) outer layers are grey matter
inner layers are white matter.

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Grey matter for the brain contains ____.

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Grey matter contains neurons.

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White matter for the brain contains ____ of ___ (____)

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White matter contains the extension of neurons (axons)

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The brain can be divided into how many parts and what are they

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(3) 1. Cerebrum 2. The medulla oblongata 3. cerebellum

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____ is the largest part of the forebrain.

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The cerebrum is the largest part of the forebrain.

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______ is the lower part of the brainstem and connects with ____

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The medulla oblongata is the lower part of the brainstem and connects with the spinal cord.

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______ is located at the back end of the cerebrum

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cerebellum is located at the back end of the cerebrum

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What does the cerebrum control?

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voluntary action (e.g. ability to feel and move, emotion, thinking, and intelligence)

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What does the medulla oblongata control?

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body’s automatic function (e.g. breathing, heart rate, cough, sneeze, hiccup )

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What does The cerebellum control?

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control balance, movement, muscular activity, and coordination

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______ is a long bundle of nervous tissue

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The spinal cord is a long bundle of nervous tissue

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The spinal cord is located at the ___ part of the brain down through the s___

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The spinal cord is located at the lower part of the brain down through the spine.

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The spinal cord was expanding from the ____; a hole at the base of the skull, through the spinal canal to the first or second lumber vertebrae.

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The spinal cord was expanding from the foreman magnum.

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the brain and spinal cord together form CNS surrounded by ___ layers of connective membranes called ______.

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the brain and spinal cord together form the CNS surrounded by 3 layers of connective membranes called meninges.

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What are the spinal cord’s inner and outer layers?

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inner layer; grey matter and
outer layer ; whiten matter

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What is spinal cord grey matter made up of?

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it made up of nerve cell bodies

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What is the spinal cord white matter made up of?

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it is made up of sensory and motor neurons.

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The spinal cord transmits _____ from ____ (______) to the brain.
The spinal cord transmits nerve impulses from receptors (sense organs) to the brain.
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(2) The spinal cord transmits nerve impulses from the brain to the ____ (___or____) that produce responses to _____
(2) The spinal cord transmits nerve impulses from the brain to the effectors (muscles or organs) that produce responses to stimuli
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Neurons can also called ___
nerve cells
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the neurons branch off from the ___ and connect the ____ and ____ to the rest part of the body.
the neurons branch off from the spinal cord and connect the spinal cord and the brain to the rest part of the body.
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What are the smallest specialized cells in the system?
neurons
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A neurons has a cell ____ , cell ____ , special ____ (___) and ______ .
A neuron has a cell body, cell nucleus, special extension (axons), and dendrites.
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Axon What does it look like? what does it carry?
Axon, -a long threadlike part -carries nerve impulses from the cell body to other cells.
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dendrite What does it look like? what does it carry and to where
dendrite a short branch that carries nerve impulses from other cells to the cell body
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each neuron has only one primary ____ with one or more ____.
each neuron has only one primary axon with one or more dendrites.
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how many types of neurons and what are those?
1. sensory neurons 2. interneurons 3. motor neurons
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1. sensory neurons carry ______ from _______ or _______ e.g. eyes tongue, ears, and skin to _____ in the form of _____________
1. sensory neurons carry sensory information from receptors or sense organs e.g. eyes tongue, ears, and skin to interneurons in the form of nerve impulses
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2. interneurons found in the _______ and _________ ____ transmit ______ from sensory neurons to _______
2. interneurons found in the brain and spinal cord transmit nerve impulses from sensory neurons to motor neurons
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3. motor neurons transmit nerve impulses from the brain and spinal cord to _____, e.g. muscles and glands, which produce a response to a ________
3. motor neurons transmit nerve impulses from the brain and spinal cord to effectors, e.g. muscles and glands, which produce a response to a stimuli