Structures and functions of the nervous system
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many tree-like projections from the neuron that carry messages to the cell body
Dendrite
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the single long arm of the neuron that carries messages away from the cell body
Axon
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insulating layer around neurons that allow nerve impulses to be transmitted quickly and efficiently
Myelin Sheath
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space separating two neurons
Synapse
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Ordering the following starting with the stimulus:
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sends information from sensory receptors (ie. Skin, eyes, ears, nose, tongue) to the spinal cord and brain
Sensory Neurons
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sends information from central nervous system back to body
Motor Neurons
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sends information between sensory and motor neurons
Associative: (aka interneurons)
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made up of brain and spinal cord
Central Nervous System
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consists of cranial and spinal nerves
Peripheral Nervous System
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part of the peripheral nervous system that controls involuntary functions such as heart and smooth muscle
Autonomic Nervous System
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part of peripheral nervous system that controls voluntary movement via skeletal muscle
Somatic Nervous System
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Functions of the Cerebrum
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What are the vital functions of the hypothalamus
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The Cerebellum controls the following body functions to skeletal muscles:
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