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nervous system sg

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what are 3 functions of the nervous system sensory input, integration, motor output
what is included in the nervous system structurally brain, spinal cord, nerves, sensory receptors
what are the universal listeners or receivers of neuron impulse axons
what are the universal talkers or senders of neuron impulse neurons
what do we call the area where two neurons meet synapse
what is the myelin sheath covering the axon of a neuron in the PNS schwann cells
what are the gaps between te myelin sheath of a neuron in the pns nodes of ranvier
how do action potentials move to the next neuron releasing neurtransmitters
the lobes of the brain are found in which brain region cerebrum region
what separated the lobes of the brain fissures
where is thalamus located brain in diencephalon, above brainstem
where does the spinal cord attach to the brain foramen magnum
what 3 pats make up brainstem midbrain, pons, medulla
what does the cerebellum do coordinate balance, movement, posture
which divisions o the ans is in charge of fight or flight sympathetic nervous system
smell olfactory
vision optic
eye movement up down in, pupils respond to light oculomotor
eye movement down and in trochlear
facial sensation, chewing trigeminal
lateral eye movement abducent
facial expression facial
hearing and balance vestibulocochlear
swallowing, gag reflex, speech glossopharyngeal
swallowing, gag reflex, speech, control of muscle in internal organs vagus
neck turning shoulder shrug accessory
tongue movement hypoglossal
4 lobes of brain frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital
whats the diff between neurons and neuroglia neurons are primary cells, neuroglia supports neurons
how does the nervous system and another system maintain homeostasis it uses electrical and chemical signals to coordinate body functions. the endocrine system use hormones to regulate processes
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