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A&P CH9 Nervous system

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ax-   (axle) axon: cylindrical nerve fiber that carries impulses away from a neuron cell body  
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dendr-   (tree) dendrite: branched nerve cell process that serves as a receptor surface of a neuron  
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funi-   (small cord or fiber) funiculus: major nerve tract or bundle of myelinated nerve cell axons within the spinal cord  
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gangli-   (a swelling) ganglion: mass of neuron cell bodies  
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-lemm   (rind or peel) neurilemma: sheath that surrounds the myelin of a nerve cell axon  
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mening-   (membrane) meninges: membranous coverings of the brain and spinal cord  
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moto-   (moving) motor neuron: neuron that stimulates a muscle to contract or a gland to secrete  
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peri-   (all around) peripheral nervous system: portion of the nervous system that consists of nerves branching from the brain and spinal cord  
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plex-   (interweaving) choroid plexus: mass of specialized capillaries associated with spaces in the brain  
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sens-   (feeling) sensory neuron: sensory receptor that stimulates a neuron to conduct impulses into the brain or spinal cord  
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syn-   (together) synapse: junction between two neurons  
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ventr-   (belly or stomach) ventricle: fluid-filled space within the brain  
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