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What is
sypnapse
?
is send a
message
through the
neurons
corpus callosum
the
rigid
layer that goes after the
cortex
cortex of the brain
outer layer
of the brain
cerebellum
Balance
and
coordination
Hypothalamus
next to the
corpus callosum
types of nervous system
central nervous system
and
peripheral nervous system
what does CNS stands for?
central nervous system
(
brain
+
spinal cord
)
what does PNS stand for?
peripheral nervous system
(
all over the body
)
Main division of PNS
sensory
,
motor
and
interneurons
whay are interneurons?
neurons that bind sensory and motor neurons
Motor is
energy
and
movement
involuntary types
(
peristaltic movement
)
sympathetic and parasympathetic
sympathetic
(
involuntary
)
fight or flight, prepares body for stress
parasympathetic(involuntary)
rest and digest
(
sleeping
)
electrical messages are sent very quickly up to
150
m/s
Reflexes
simple
,
automatic
responses to
sensory
stimuli, such as the
knee-reflex
response
brain of the neuron and dna
nucleus
branches
that reach the messages to the
neuron
dentrite
Nerve material wrapped around axon that allows nerve impulses to move faster. coat
myelin sheath
the cell's bell that something is coming from the dentrites
cell body
myelin cover and protector
schwann cell
a gap in the myelin sheath of a nerve
node of ranvier