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anatomy nervous syst

QuestionAnswer
hypothalmus: homeostasis
thalmus: relays and processes info, pain, and mood
pituitary gland: produces hormones to regulate other genes
cerebral cortex: gray matter (along the outside)
gyri: OUT part
sulci: IN part
corpus collosum: connects hemispheres of left and right side of brain
pineal gland: regulate body sleep/wake cycle
cerebellum: coordinates movement, motor skills, posture
midbrain: reflex patterns w/ vision and hearing
pons: the "p" and links spinal cord, balance, taste, hearing, bladder control
medulla oblongata: controls body vital bodily functions w/o realizing it
brocas area: speech/talking
wrenikes area: speach comprehension
olfactory cortex: smell info
auditory assosiation cortex: interprets cauditory data
auditory cortex: recieves auditory info
gustatory cortex: recieves taste sensation
steps of signal transmission: 1: dendries recieve signal 2: nerve impulse travels down axon 3: axon releases neutransmitter
resting potential: -more Na+ outside -out is + and inside is - -inactive
action potential: -Na+ is inside -out is - and inside becomes + -active and depolorized
steps of nerve impulse: 1: resting potential 2: depoloraiztion 3: repoloraiztion 4: hyperpolorization 5: return to resting potential
myelin sheaths: -rectangle things attacted to neuron -speeds up nerve impulses
astrocytes: -in between capilaries and neueron -protect neurons ("test taster")
oligodentrocytes: -central -form myelin sheathes -insulates
microglial cells: -looks like sun things floating around -dispose debris
ependymal cells: circulate CSF, look like the little hairs
shawnn cells: similar to oligodendrocytes but w/ PNS!
somatic reflex: stimulate the skeletal muscle. ex: pulling hand away from hot object, doctor test
autonomic reflex: regulate smooth muscle, heart, and glands. ex: pupills dialte when light is bright, start to drool when u smell good food
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