3Q: nervous system

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the nervous system has three basic functions

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sensory, integrative, and motor

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also connects all body parts by transmitting signals from one part of the body to another. That is why you can react and respond to different situations

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nervous system

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The nervous system is divided into

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central nervous system (CNS) and the peripheral nervous system (PNS).

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serves as the processing area of the nervous system

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central nervous system

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is the part of the nervous system that processes and interprets the signals transmitted to it.

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brain

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serves as the connection from the brain to the rest of the body

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spinal cord

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pns is divided to

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somatic and the autonomic nervous systems.

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includes the motor nerves that connect to the skeletal muscles that function voluntarily.

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somatic nervous system

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which connect the central nervous system to other parts such as the sensory receptor, the muscles, and the body glands

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spinal nerves

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which are responsible for many functions such as smell, sight, chewing, taste, hearing, and even the movement of the tongue, the upper eyelids and the eyeballs, the head, and
the shoulders

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cranial nerves

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regulates the smooth and cardiac muscles as well as other glands. It works involuntarily, which means that it functions independently and is not consciously controlled.

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autonomic nervous system

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which is activated during physical or emotional stress. It can also be stimulated every time we feel fear,
embarrassment, or anger.

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sympathetic nervous system

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which functions whenever the body is at rest and recovery. During these periods, the body conserves and restores energy.

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parasympathetic nervous system

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important part of the nervous system

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brain

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controls the** left** side of the body; controls different skills such as speaking, writing, numerical, and scientific skills, as well as sign language and reasoning

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left hemisphere

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left hemisphere controls: s,w,n,ss,sl,r

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speaking, writing, numerical, and scientific skills, as well as sign language and reasoning

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controls the right side of the body; related to spatial intelligence, pattern and face recognition, as well as musical ability

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right hemisphere

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right hemisphere controls: si, fr, ma

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spatial intelligence, pattern and face recognition, as well as musical ability

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controls some voluntary motor functions, different moods, and sense of smell

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frontal lobe

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• controls most of the senses such as touch and taste; also responsible for controlling pain, body temperature, and balance

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parietal lobe

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controls the sense of sight

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occipital lobe

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controls the sense of smell and hearing; has a role in memory

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temporal lobe

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the largest part of the brain; controls your ability to read, write, and speak; also related to your mathematical and musical skills; also deals with your memory

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cerebrum

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helps in the smooth coordination of skeletal muscle contractions; also
regulates body posture and balance

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cerebellum

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connects the brain and the spinal cord; consists of three regions

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brain stem

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associated with heartbeat, breathing, sensations, and reflex control when a person is swallowing, vomiting, coughing, hiccupping, and sneezing.

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medulla oblongata

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has several functions that include
the coordination of muscular movements and
reflexes that direct the movement of the eyes,
head, and neck every time we need to look at
things around us; also responsible for your startle
reflex, which happens whenever you are surprised
due to loud or noisy sounds

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midbrain

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connects the parts of the brain; also helps
control breathing

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pons

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also called the neuron, has the ability change a stimulus into an impulse

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nerve cell

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an electric signal that travels in it.

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impulse

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is a change in the environment that causes one to initiate an impulse

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stimulus

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The neuron has three parts, namely,

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the cell body, the dendrites, and the axon.

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contains the nucleus and other cell organelles.

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cell body

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are the receiving parts of the neuron.

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dendrites

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transmits impulses to another neuron.

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axon

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also known as the afferent neurons; receive stimuli and transmit them toward the CNS

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sensory neurons

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known as the efferent neurons; carry the impulse away from the CNS to the effectors such as the muscles and the glands

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motor neurons

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also called association neurons; responsible for processing the sensory information carried by the sensory neurons and giving a response through the motor neurons

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Relay neurons or Interneurons

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connect
the nervous tissues together

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neuroglia, also called glia or glial cells

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glia means

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glue

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The glia _____ transmit nerve impulses.

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cannot

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, a highly malignant brain tumor that grows rapidly

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glioma

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Decrease in brain size that leads to loss of neurons in the brain

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alzheimer’s disease

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Huge neuronal discharge in the brain

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Epilepsy

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Viral infection in the CNS

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Poliomyelitis

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Nerve degeneration

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Myotonic dystrophy

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Blockage of blood flow or bleeding in the brain arteries

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Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) also known as stroke

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Intellectual deficiency, memory loss, and disoriented thoughts

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Alzheimer’s disease

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Involuntary muscle contraction

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Epilepsy

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Muscle paralysis and degeneration

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Poliomyelitis

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Muscle weakness, dysfunction and visual impairment

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Myotonic dystrophy

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Body paralysis

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Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) also known as stroke