Nervous system (sensory input-parasympathetic NS

Question 1

sensory input

Answer 1

impulses

Question 2

function of nervous system

Answer 2

sends messages to spinal cord and brain

Question 3

how many senses do we have

Answer 3

5

Question 4

integration

Answer 4

(processing) brain

Question 5

homeostasis

Answer 5

(responses)

Question 6

mental activity

Answer 6

(memory thinking)

Question 7

control of skeletal muscle

Answer 7

(voluntary)

Question 8

makes up the central NS

Answer 8

brain and spinal cord

Question 9

what is the spinal cord related to

Answer 9

reflexes

Question 10

function of spinal nerves

Answer 10

carry impulses to and from the spinal cord

Question 11

function of cranial nerves

Answer 11

carries impulses to and from the brain

Question 12

another name for Sensory divison

Answer 12

Afferent

Question 13

sensory division

Answer 13

convey impulses to the CNS from sensory receptors. (pick up)

Question 14

what does affect mean

Answer 14

response

Question 15

what does peripheral mean

Answer 15

outside

Question 16

another name for motor division

Answer 16

efferent

Question 17

motor division

Answer 17

carries impulses from the CNS to effector organs (muscles, glands)(respond)

Question 18

Somatic NS

Answer 18

VOLUNTARY control of skeletal muscles

ACTION

Question 19

Autonomic NS

Answer 19

involuntary control of smooth and cardia muscles

Question 20

Sympathetic NS nickname

Answer 20

fight or flight

Question 21

sympathetic NS

Answer 21

enables the body to cope rapidly and vigorously with situations which threaten homeostasis;high heart rate, deep breathing, dilated pupils

Question 22

symptoms of sympathetic NS

Answer 22

high heart rate, deep breathing, dilated pupils

Question 23

Parasympathetic NS nickname

Answer 23

resting and digestion

Question 24

Parasympathetic NS

Answer 24

promotes normal digestion and elimination; conserving body energy and decreasing demands on the cardiovascular system