health test (chapter 3) Flashcards

1
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treats diseases and disorders of the nervous system

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neurologist

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2
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the most important and complex part of the nervous system

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brain

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3
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tough, white part of the eye

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sclera

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4
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responsible for the functions that you consciously control

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somatic nervous system

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5
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eating disorder that involves self-induced starvation

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anorexia nervosa

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6
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colored part of the eye

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iris

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7
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thick bundle of nerve fibers located within the spinal cavity

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spinal cord

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8
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sensory receptors that involve touch and pressure

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mechanoreceptors

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9
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inability to clearly focus on nearby objects. also known as farsightedness.

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myopia

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10
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sensory receptors that involve taste and smell

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chemoreceptors

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11
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nerve cells of the body

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neurons

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12
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two types of nerves in the peripheral nervous system

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spinal & cranial nerves

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13
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two parts of the central nervous system

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brain & spinal cord

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14
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neurons that relay signals from the CNS to other parts of the body

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motor neurons

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15
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controls skeletal muscles during complex movements such as running and swimming

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cerebellum

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16
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part of the brain that interprets sensory information

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cerebrum

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17
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controls involuntary muscles and activities in your body such as breathing and heartbeat

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brain stem

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18
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suffix that means a condition

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-ia

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19
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refers to muscle

20
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refers to hearing

21
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suffix that refers to the eye

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-op or -ops

22
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suffix means killing

23
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prefix means hard

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scler- or sclera

24
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prefix means heat

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therm- or thermo-

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prefix means mechanical
mechano-
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prefix that means less than, beneath, or below
hypo-
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prefix that refers to the brain
neuro-
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prefix that refers to chemical
chem- or chemo-
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a focusing issue caused by an abnormally shaped cornea
astigmatism
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"D" in discern
determine you choices
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"I" in discern
inquire of God
32
"S" in discern
search the Scriptures
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"C" in discern
consider godly counsel
34
"E" in discern
eliminate worldly thinking
35
"R" in discern
recognize God's leading
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"N" in discern
never compromise that truth
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part of neuron that are branching exten­sions from the cell that receive impulses from other neurons and send them to the cell body
dendrites
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part of neuron that contains a nucleus, sends and receives nerve impulses, and controls the cell’s growth
cell body
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neuron parts (3)
cell body, dendrite, axon
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contains nerve centers that regulate breathing, blood pressure, swal­lowing, and other vital body functions
medulla oblongata
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process when nerve impulses can signal your muscles to jerk the affected body part away from danger without waiting for the brain to respond
reflex
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helps coordinate the movement of both eyes
midbrain
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routes nerve impulses to and from the cerebrum
thalamus
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part of neuron that carry nerve impulses away from the cell body
axons
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neurons that transmit information to the CNS from the senses
sensory neurons
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neurons that are found only in the CNS and are responsible for information processing by the brain and spinal cord; they also func­tion to relay messages from place to place within the CNS
interneurons