Nervous System

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Coordinates the bodily function enabling the person to adapt adapt on the external and internal changes of the environment

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Nervous system

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What are the two main cells of the nervous system

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Neuroglia and neurons

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It is the supporting cells in the nervous system

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Neuroglia

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It is the conducting cells of the nervous system

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Neurons

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What are the functions of the nervous system

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Sensory output integration and motor output

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Gathering information to monitor the changes of the internal and external part of the body or the inside in the outside of the body

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Sensory input

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To process and interpret the sensory input and decide if action is needed

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Integration

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Are response that integrates the stimuli response activates the muscle or glands

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Motor output

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What are the structural classification of the nervous system

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Central nervous system cns peripheral nervous system pns autonomic nervous system ans

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This contains the spinal cord the brain movement spatial awareness cognition creativity personality where we can understand ourselves

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Central nervous system

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These are nerves outside the brain and spinal cord it talks about the spinal cord which is the c1 to s5 and the cranial nerve

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Peripheral nervous system

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It is the vital organ of the body it works by schoolmation special awareness creativity and personality

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Brain

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What are the regions of the brain

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Cerebral hemisphere lines of long tristan and cerebellum

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It is the largest part of the body contains half the brain mass and the cerebral cortex

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Cerebral hemisphere

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Is the place where the processing of sensation, perception, voluntary movement, learning, speech and cognition takes place.

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Gray matter

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Is the place where the processing of sensation, perception, voluntary movement, learning, speech and cognition takes place.

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Gray matter

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role is to provide communication between different grey matter areas and between grey matter and the rest of your body.

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White matter’

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What are the surface of cerebral hemisphere are made

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They are made of sulci and gyri

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Also known as the grooves

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S u l c i

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Also known as ridges

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G y r i

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What divides the cerebrums into lobes also known as deep grooves

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Fissures

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It is associated with movement speech emotions and problem solving

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Frontal lobe

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It is associated with orientation perception of stimuli and recognition

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Parietal lobe

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Associated with the perception and recognition of the auditory stimuli memory and speech

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Temporal lobe

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Associated with a visual processing it is the site that delivers the visual processing

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Occipital lobe

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Receives emphasis from the bodies sensory receptors

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Somatic sensory area

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It sends impulses to skeletal muscles

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Primary motor area

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Involved in the ability to speak and it is located at the frontal lobe

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Broca area

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Located at the temporal lobe it enables the processing of words into coherent thoughts and recognition of the idea behind written or printed words

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Wernickes area

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Gustatory area

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taste

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Olfactory area

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smell

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Auditory area

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hear

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Visual area

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sight

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Composed mostly of cell neuron bodiess

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The gray matter

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fiber tracts inside the grey matter

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The white matter

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The internal island of the gray matter

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Basal nuclei

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What controls the speech?

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Broca's area

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It sits on the top of the brain stem and it is enclosed by the cerebral hemisphere

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Diencephalon

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It contains the thalamus, hypothalamus, epithalamus

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Diencephalon

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It contains the thalamus, hypothalamus, epithalamus

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Diencephalon

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Surrounds the turn ventricle and is the relay station for impulse

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thalamus

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Transfer impulses to the correct part of the cortex location and interpretation

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thalamus

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Is it is under the thalamus and it is an important autonomic nervous system

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hypothalamus

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It helps regulate body temperature control water balance and regulate metabolism

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hypothalamus

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AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE LIMBIC SYSTEM AND THE PITUITARY GLAND IS ATTACHED TO IT

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HYPOTHALAMUS

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It forms the roof of the third ventricle and holds the pineal body from the endocrine

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epithalamus

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It forms the roof of the third ventricle and holds the pineal body from the endocrine

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epithalamus

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It forms the cerebrospinal fluid

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Choroid plexus

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It is attached to the spinal cord

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Brain stem

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It includes the midbrain pons and medulla oblonggata

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Brain stem

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Mostly composed of tract nerve fibers and the site for reflex impulse for hearing visual

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midbrain

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Bulging part of the brain stem, it involves nuclei in breathing

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Pons

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Initiate basic drives such as hunger aggression sexual arousal and **emotional** drive

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Limbic system

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Screens all messages traveling back to the cerebral cortex

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Limbic system

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It diffuses must part of the gray matter with the brain stem it involves the motor visceral organs and it is involved in the sleep wake cycle and consciousness

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Reticular activating system

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Two hemispheres withh consulted surfaces

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cerebellum

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iT involves the involuntary coordination of movements

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cerebellum

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Oxygenating the brain with ** four major arteries to vertebrals and two carrotid** to supply the brain with oxygenated blood

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oxygenation