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Question: The _______ nervous system consists of all nerves outside the brain and spinal cord.Answer: Question: The _______ nervous system controls involuntary actions of the internal organs.Answer: Question: Chemical messengers that impulses across nerve junctions are called.Answer: Neurotransmitter Question: The bio-electrical conducted by nerve cells are known as.Answer: Neural Question: Conditions or events that the body to react are called.Answer: Question: The _______ nervous system is reponsible for voluntary movements and the senses.Answer: Question: The _______ nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord.Answer: Question: A quick involuntary to a sensory stimulates (e.g. knee-jerk) is called.Answer: Action Question: What kind of actions are controlled by the nervous system?Answer: Question: The 12 pains of nerves that emerge directly from the brain are collectively .Answer: Cranial Question: Which nerves carry smell impulses from receptors in the nose to the ?Answer: Nerves Question: The 31 of nerves that emerge from spinal cord segiments are collectively calledAnswer: Nerves Question: What kind of actions are controlled by nervous system?Answer: Voluntary Question: Which nerves light impulses from the retina to the brain?Answer: Optic Question: Name the thick column of nervous tissue that connects the brain to all of the body.Answer: Spinal Question: that carries stimuli impulses to the brain or spinal cord is termed as.Answer: Neuron Question: What part of the controls thought, voluntary movement, language and reasoning?Answer: Question: Neuron that carries from brain to the muscles to control movement is called.Answer: Motor Question: What type of response your hand when it touches a hot surface?Answer: Question: The right hemisphere of the controls which side of the body?Answer: Left Question: Heartbeat, breathing, digestion are functions controlled by nervous system?Answer: Question: The left hemisphere of the brain which side of the body?Answer: Right Question: What part of the controls the balance and coordinates body movements?Answer: Question: ending that recognizes a stimulus in th4e environment and converts it into a signal.Answer: Sensory Question: bushy fibers of a neuron that receive impulses from other neurons are called.Answer: Dendrite Question: Neuron that carries stimuli impulses to the or spinal cord is termed as.Answer: Neuron Question: What is the scientific term for a cell-cell that conducts bioelectrical signals?Answer: Question: Name the tiny gap between nerve fibers impulses pass from one neuron to another.Answer: Synapse Question: Neuron that carries signals from the brain to the muscles to movement is called.Answer: Neuron Question: Chemical messengers that relay electrical impulses across a synapse are .Answer: Question: Long extension of a nerve cell that carries to other neurons, muscles or glands is called.Answer: Axon Question: What part of the controls hunger, thirst, body temperature, and sleep cycle?Answer: Question: What specific part of the brain breathing, heart rate and blood pressure?Answer: Question: Protective cushion of liquid that in the brain and spinal cord.Answer: Cerebrospinal Question: Name the band of neural fibers that connects the two brain hemispheres.Answer: Corpus Question: Name the part at the top of the cord that controls body's involuntary actions.Answer: Stem Question: What part of the brain controls the and coordinates body movements?Answer: Question: part of the brain that controls thought, voluntary movement, language and reasoning?Answer: Question: Name 3 membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord.Answer: Question: Progressive that destroys brain cells and causes muscular tumors and rigidity.Answer: 's Disease Question: Damage to brain due to sudden bleeding or blocking of blood vessel in the head.Answer: Question: Swelling of the brain due to water retention usually head injury.Answer: Edema Question: growth of brain tissue that can compress and destroy healthy brain tissue.Answer: Tumor Question: Brain disorder resulting in gradual loss of memory, reasoning, language and functioning.Answer: 's Disease Question: to the brain caused by sudden impact, usually causing unconsciousness.Answer: Concussion Question: Central nervous system disorder characterized by loss of consciousness and severe .Answer: Epilepsy Question: Infection and of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord.Answer: Question: The chemical product of an gland is called.Answer: Hormone Question: Feed back mechanism that maintains hormone levels within narrow ranges is .Answer: Feedback Question: Diabetes, a disease, is a disorder of which endocrine gland?Answer: Question: To produce a response, what do bind to on the surface of target cells?Answer: Receptors Question: An example of a fast-acting is.Answer: Question: Feedback mechanism that steadily increases hormone levels stimuli is called.Answer: Feedback Question: An example of a slow-acting is.Answer: Human Hormone Question: Endocrine glands secrete into what area of your body?Answer: System Question: Releases hormones including that control the blood sugar level and fat metabolism.Answer: Question: Releases that affects the wake-sleep patterns and biological rhythms.Answer: Pineal Question: Releases hormone that control the amount of calcium in the and within the bones.Answer: Parathyroid Question: Releases hormones that control growth, blood pressure, functions, and other glands.Answer: Pituitary Question: Releases hormone that controls body's to stress(fight or flight response).Answer: Adrenal Question: Releases testosterone that causes development of male organs and features.Answer: Question: Releases hormones that regulates basal metabolic rate, oxygen use and heat .Answer: Gland |
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