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| AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM | PART OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT CONTROLS INVOLUNTARY BODILY FUNCTIONS
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| BRAIN | ORGAN FOUND WITHIN THE SKULL THAT ACTS AS CONTROL CENTER OF THE BODY PART OF CNS
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| CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM | COMPRISES THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD AND OVERSEES THE ENTIRE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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| CRANIAL NERVES | 12 PAIRS OF NERVES ATTACHED TO THE BRAIN THAT CONTROL MOVEMENT AND STIMULI OF THE HEAD NECK ABDOMEN
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| GYRI | FOLDS OF THE CEREBRUM
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| LOBE | AREA OF THE BRAIN NAMED FOR THE CRANIAL BONE UNDER WHICH IS LOCATED
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| MENINGS | TISSUES THAT COVER THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
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| NEUROGLIA | COLLECTIVE NAME FOR THE CELLS THAT AID THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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| NEURON | NERVE CELL
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| NEURONTRANSMITTERS | CHEMICALS PRODUCED BY THE AXON TERMINALS THAT PASS A STIMULUS ACROSS THE SYNAPSE TO THE NEXT NEURON DIFFERENT CHEMICALS CONTROL SPECIFIC BODILY FUNCTIONS OR RESPONSES
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| PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM | PART OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTROLLING INTERNAL FUNCTIONS WHEN THE BODY IS AT REST
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| PERIPHEREAL NERVOUS SYSTEM | THE NERVES SURROUNDING THE BRAIN SPINAL CORD CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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| REFLEX | RAPID INVOLUNTARY PREDICTABLE RESPONSES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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| SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM | PART OF PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT MAINTAINS VOLUNTARY FUNCTIONS
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| SPINAL CORD | CONDUCTIVE TISSUE PROTECTED BY THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN THAT TAKES IMPULSES TO AND FROM THE BRAIN
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| SPINAL NERVES | 31 PAIRS OF NERVES ATTACHED TO THE SPINAL CORD THAT MAKE UP THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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| SULCI | GROOVES FORMED BY THE GYRI IN THE CEREBRUM
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| SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM | PART OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT SPEEDS UP HEART RATE INCREASES BLOOD PRESSURE AND SLOWS DIGESTION IN FIGHT OR FLIGHT RESPONSE
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| VENTRICLES | LOWER CHAMBERS OF THE HEART THAT CONTRACT TO CAUSE SYSTOLE
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| CEREBROSPINAL FLUID | PROTECTIVE FLUID FOUND IN THE VENTRICLES OF THE BRAIN AND SURROUNDING THE SPINAL CORD
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| HOMEOSTASIS | WHEN THE BODY MAINTAINS A STABLE STATE IN RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
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| EPINEPHRINE | INCREASES HEART RATE RESPIRATION AND BLOOD PRESSURE ALLOWS MORE GLUCOSE TO BE GIVEN TO THE SKELETAL MUSCLES
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| NOREPINEPHRINE | CASUES ALTERNESS AND AROUSAL AIDS EPINEPHRINE
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| GAMMA AMINOBUTYRIC ACID | REGULATES NERVE EXCITABILITY
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| DOPAMINE | CONTROLS MOTOR FUNCTION MEMORY MOOD ATTENTION LEARNING
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| SEROTONIN | REGULATES METABOLISM MOOD ANGER AGGRESION SLEEP
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| ENDORPHIN | REGULATES PLEASURE AND PAIN
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| ASTROCYTES STAR CELLS | SUPPORT NEURONS AND CONTRIBUTE TO BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER
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| MICROGILA LITTLE GLUE | PHAGOCYTES THAT CLEAR DAMAGED CELLS AND DEBRIS
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| OLIGODENDROCYTES FEW BRANCHES | PRODUCE THE MYELIN THAT INSULATES AND PROTECTS THE AXON
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| EPENDYMOCYTES COVERING | LINE THE VENTRICLES OF THE BRAIN AND HAVE CILLA THAT CIRCULATE THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
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| POLARIZED | PART OF THE ACTION POTENTIAL WHEN A CELL IS AT REST
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| DEPOLARIZED | PART OF THE ACTION POTENTIAL WHEN A CELL IS STIMULATED AND CAPABLE OF PRODUCING AN ACTION
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| REPOLARIZED | PART OF THE ACTION POTENTIAL WHERE A CELL CHANGES FROM AN ACTIVE STATE BACK TO RESTING
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| BRAINSTEM | THE SITE IS WHERE THE SPINE ATTACHES TO THE BRAIN
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| MEDULLA OBLONGATA | JOINS THE BRAIN TO THE SPINAL CORD
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| PONS BRIDGE | ROUNDED KNOBLIKE AREA ABOVE THE MEDULLA
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| MIDBRAIN | CONSISTS OF 2 NERVE TRACTS THAT CONVEY SENSORY AND MOTOR IMPULSES VISUAL AND AUDITORY ARE CONTROLLED HERE
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| CEREBRELLUM | LOCATED AT THE BASE OF THE SKULL
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| DIENCEPHALON | INTERBRAIN IS DIRECTLY ABOVE THE BRAINSTEM IN THE INTERIOR OF THE BRAIN
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| THALAMUS | RELAY STATION FOR SENSORY IMPULSES TO THE CEREBRUM
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| HYPOTHALAMUS | LOCATED BELOW THE THALAMUS ABOVE THE PITUITARY GLAND IS THE CENTER FOR REGULATION OF BODY TEMPERATURE HYDRATION METABOLISM
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| EPITHALAMUS | THE ROOF OF THIRD VENTRICLE FORMS THE PINEAL GLAND CHOROID PLEXUS
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| PARIETAL LOBE | LOCATED BEHIND THE FRONTAL LOBE RECEPTORS OF THE SKIN AND ALLOWS US TO RECOGNIZE SENSATIONS PAIN TEMPERATURE TEXTURES
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| CEREBRUM | LARGEST SECTION OF THE BRAIN
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| OCCIPITAL LOBE | LOCATED IN THE BACK OF THE BRAIN SMALLEST OF THE LOBES VISUAL STIMULI ARE INTERPRETED HERE
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| TEMPORAL LOBE | FOUND ON EACH SIDE OF THE CEREBRUM RESPONSIBLE FOR HEARING PERCEPTION RECOGNITION
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| FRONTAL LOBE | LOCATED BEHIND THE FRONATL BONE OR FOREHEAD RESPONSIBLE FOR LANGUAGE PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY TO REASON
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| AGRAPHIA | INABILITY TO WRITE
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| PIA METER THIN MOTHER | INNERMOST LAYER THIN WRAPPING THAT LIEW DIRECTLY AGAINEST THE BRAIN
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| ARACHNOID MATER SPIDER MOTHER | WEBLIKE TISSUE FIBROUS
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| DURA MATER TOUGH MOTHER | OUTERMOST LAYER COMPOSED THICK FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE
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| OLFACTORY | SENSE OF SMELL
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| OPTIC | SENSE OF VISION
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| OCULOMOTOR | MOVEMENT OF EYELID CONSTRICTION OF PUPIL
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| TROCHLEAR | MOVEMENT OF THE EYEBALL
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| TRIGEMINAL | CHEWING SENSATION OF FACE SCALP TEETH
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| ABDUCENS | MOVEMENT OF THE EYEBALL
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| FACIAL | CONTRACTION OF FACIAL MUSCLES PRODUCTION OF SALIVA SENSE OF TASTE
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| VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR | SENSE OF HEARING SENSE OF EQUILIBRIUM
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| GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL | SENSE OF TASTE REFLEXES FOR HEART LUNGS BLOOD PRESSURE CONTRACTION OF PHARYNX
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| VAGUS | SPEAKING DECREASESN HEART RATE PERISTALSIS INCREASES DIGESTIVE JUICES
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| ACCESSORY | CONTRACTION OF NECK AND SHOULDER MUSCLES SPEAKING
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| HYPOGLOSSAL | MOVEMENT OF THE TONGUE
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| AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS | CALLED LOU GEHRIG DISEASE
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| APHASIA | DEFECTIVE OR ABSENT LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS BECAUSE OF DISEASE OR INJURY OF BROCA AREA OR FRONATL LOBE
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| ATAXIA | MOTOR DYFUNCTION BECAUSE OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE BRAIN CAUSING LOSS OF COORDINATION UNSTEADY GAIT
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| DEMENTIA | PROGRESSIVE LOSS OF COGNITIVE INTELLECTUAL FUNCTION OF THE BRAIN CAUSES OF BRAIN INJURY DEPRESSION
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| EPILEPSY | GROUP OF DISORDERS CHARACTERIZED BY RECURRENT SEIZURES
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| HUNTINGTON CHOREA | INHERITED DISEASE THAT CAUSES SPEECH DISTURBANCES MUSCLE TICS AND DEGENRATION OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
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| MENINGITIS | INFLAMMATION OF THE COVERING OF THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD CAUSED BY VIRUS OF BACTERIA
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| PARKINSON DISEASE | PROGRESSIVE DEGENRATION OF THE NEURONS OF THE BRIAN THAT CAUSES TREMORS STIFF JOINTS
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| SPINA BIFIDA | CONGENITAL MALFORMATION IN WHICH IN THE SPINE FAILS TO CLOSE
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| TOURETTE SYNDROME | NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY SPASMS TICS UNCONTROLLED VOCAL SOUNDS
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| ACETYLCHOLINE | ACTIVATES MUSCLES
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