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Anatomy set 2-Week 8

CNS, PNS, & ANS

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What are some diseases of the Central Nervous system Dementia Stroke Cerebral Palsy Physical Injury Seizure disorder
What does the Central Nervous System consist of? Brain and Spinal cord
What are the functions of the spinal cord? Sensory, Motor, sending and receiving nerve impulses
What is the Central Nervous System? Ultimate regulator of the body; essential to survival Able to integrate bits of information from all over the body, make sense of it.
What does the Peripheral nervous system consist of? Nerves and Ganglia
What is the Peripheral nervous system? Is made up of all the afferent nervous pathways coming into the CNS and all the efferent path-ways going out of the CNS. After reviewing all the major spinal and cranial nerves, including their major branches,
What are two functional divisions of the peripheral nervous system? Afferent (sensory) division Efferent (motor) division -Somatic motor nervous system (SNS) - Autonomic nervous system
What is the enteric nervous system? So-called “second brain” in the wall of the gut. The term enteric means “intestinal,” so you can think of this system as the “intestinal nervous system.
Where is the Enteric Nervous System Within intestinal wall, the ENS regulates digestive function
What is the operation of the Enteric Nervous System Involve the storage and retrieval of memories and the establishment of repeating patterns of response.
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