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Nervous System 2

TermDefinition
Sensory Input electrical impulse sent from the sensory organs
Integration Processes and interprets information recieved through the sensory organs
Motor Output Transmit messages to effectors
Parts of the brain Frontal , Parietal, Occipital, Temporal
CNS VS PNS Cns recieves, processes, and responds to the impulses Pns is the nerves outside
SNS VS ANS Ans controls the involuntary bodily functions SNS involved within the skeletal muscle and the skin
Sympathetic vs parasymp Sym drives the fight or flight response Para promotes rest and digest
4 lobes of the cerebrum function Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal lobes
how many neurons are in the brain 100 billion
Frontal reasoning/ logic
Left hemi language, logic, sequential processing
Right hemi creativity and face recognition
Riding a bicycle Cerebellum
Neurons nerve cells
Afferent nerves Sensory Input
Efferent Nerves Motor Output
Reaction Voluntary or Involuntary response of a tissue, organ, and entire organism
Reflex Involuntary, rapid, and predictable movement
Dura Mater protects the Sns ; tough layer
Mater mother
Arachnoid Mater thin fibers that connect to pia mater and protextive fluid
Thalamus routes messages from the sensory organs
Hypothalamus monitor and controls ans
pituitary gland small gland; hormones
myelin sheath protective insulating layer
synapses where a nerve cell communicates with another cell
sensory input conduct electrical impulses
motor output muscle movement by the nervous system
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