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Body and Behavior

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what covers the neurons, they prevent cross talk, protects it to keep it from having other things come that aren't supposed to be there   Glia  
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carries messages away from the cell; give out   Axons  
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carry messages to cell; bring in   Dendrites  
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gap between the axon and dendrites   synapse  
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carry info across synapse to neuron   Neurotransmitters  
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carries info between organs and central nervous system   Peripheral  
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automatic body functions what we don't think about doing, ex breathing   Autonomic  
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all body movements   Somatic  
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spinal cord and brain   Central  
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3 types of neurons   sensory, motor, and interneurons  
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The brain is broken into two hemispheres, connected by   corpus callosum  
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center of involuntary actions, at the bottom of brain   Brain stem  
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monitors response to injury, blood pressure, reflexes (sneezing, laughing)   Medulla  
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watchdog for danger; alertness; sends messages to wake you up or to also turn down energy   Reticular activating system (RAS)  
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relay between cerebellum and cerebral cortex   Pon  
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responsible for movement or balance and also posture and indicating speed and direction   Cerebellum  
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emotions   limbic system  
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controls body temp, regulates pituitary gland, control center for rage, pleasure, hunger, sexual drive   Hypothalamus  
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relay between body and cerebral cortex; sends to spinal cord   Thalamus  
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⅔ of the brain, has two hemispheres and 4 lobes covered by cerebral cortex   Cerebrum  
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Control right side of body and controls language, speech, and reading   Left hemisphere  
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Controls left side of body Identifies patterns; gets us back after a walk around the block Controls artistic, holistic thinking, and imagination   Right hemisphere  
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what does the frontal lobe do   motor, creativity, and emotional reactions  
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what does the temporal lobe do   hearing, music, understanding of speech, memories of nonverbal events, in the bottom near the brainstem  
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what does the occipital lobe do   vision, lower back area of the brain  
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what does the parietal lobe do   body sense, positioning like being able to balance, orientation/ knowing where you are, idea of pressure, heat/cold, pain and some reading and thinking, top back portion of brain  
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Chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream, maintain growth and sexual development, handle metabolism   Hormones  
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organs and tissues that produce hormones   Glands  
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hypothalamus controls this gland, master gland bc its hormones trigger others   Pituitary gland  
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produces energy for the body/ metabolism, overactive thyroids make you feel jittery or nervous, underactive make you feel slow drowsy or depressed and can make you gain weight   Thyroid gland  
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control speed of body functions, people with high levels usually don't get fat   Metabolism  
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controls calcium used in bones, nerves function, muscle contraction, and blood clotting   Parathyroid gland  
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produces melatonin, linked to sleep-wake cycle   Pineal body  
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immune system, recognizes and destroys invaders to the body   Thymus gland  
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has a hand in metabolism and physical characteristics, produces adrenaline in response to fear, stress, and anger   Adrenal gland  
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produces insulin, controlling sugar levels in bloodstream   Pancreas  
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produce estrogen and androgen   ovaries/testicles  
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