What are the three different types of neurons?

What type of neurons carry information from the senses?

What neurons are responsible for telling the muscles to move?

What type of neurons are found only in the CNS -brain and spinal cord

What part of the neuron receives the signal and looks like the branches on a tree?

What part of the neuron decides whether or not to send the signal and contains the nucleus?

What part of the neuron allows the signal to travel down the neuron like a highway

What are the two main parts of the Central Nervous Sytem?

What are the three main parts of your brain called?

The left side of your brain controls what side of your body?

What does TBI stand for and what are some symptoms?

What does the acronym PNS stand for

What hormone does the pancreas produce?

What is the main role of the gall bladder?

Where is the pituitary gland located?

What is a negative feed back loop in the endocrine system?

Where does your digestive system start?

What is mechanical digestion?

What is chemical digestion?

Why is the small intestines called small when it is actually quite long?

How long is the small intestines?

Why is the large intestines called large when it is so much shorter than the small intestines?

What is peristalsis?

Why does the stomach have a mucus lining?

What is the name for the holes that hydrochloric acid eats in the stomach if the mucus lining fails to protect it?

The large intestines main job is to absorb what?

The small intestines main job is to absorb?

What is the name of the strong acid produced in the stomach?

What are the finger like projections inside of both intestines called? (they help with absorption)

What is the name of the very first section of the small intestines?

What is the final section of the large intestines called that stores poop until it is ready to leave the body?

What is the main role of the digestive system?