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2nd cranial nerve and its function

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Optic; interprets what you see

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3rd cranial nerve and its function

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Oculomotor; Movement of the eyelids and response to light

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3
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1st cranial nerve and its function

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Olfactory ; smell

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4
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4th cranial nerve

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Trochlear; voluntary movement of the eyes

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5
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5 cranial nerve

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Trigeminal controls chewing

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6 cranial nerve

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Abducens voluntary movement of the eyes

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7 cranial nerve

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Facial interprets taste

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8 cranial nerve

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Vestibulocochlear maintain equilibrium and interprets sound

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9
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9 cranial nerve

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Glossopharyngeal impulse to swallow

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10
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10 cranial nerve

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Vagus the heart

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11 cranial nerve

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Accesory the impulse to talk

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12 cranial nerve

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Hypoglossal movement of the tongue

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13
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The anterior mass of spinal cord white matter

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Anterior fununculous

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14
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The anterior mass of spinal cord grey matter

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Anterior horns

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15
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Divines the spinal cord into a right and left half on the anterior side

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Anterior fissure

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16
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Nerve fibers that carry sensory information from the spinal cord op to the brain

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Ascending tract

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17
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Holds csf in the center of the spinal cord

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Central canal

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18
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Nerve fibers that carry motor info from the brain down to the spinal cord

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Descending tract

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19
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The mass of grey matter that surrounds the central canal

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Grey commisure

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20
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The lateral mass of spinal cord white matter

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Lateral fubincles

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21
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Lateral mass of spinal cord grey

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Lateral Horns

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22
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The posterior mass of spinal cord white matter

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Posterior funincles

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The posterior mass of spinal cord grey matter

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Posterior horns

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Dibides the spinal cord into right and left half in the posterior side

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Posterior sulcus

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25
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Reaction to stimuli not rewiring processing in the brain

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Spinal reflex

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26
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A nueron that carried info between a sensory neuron and a motor neuron

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Inter neuron

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27
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Motor info that is coming from the cns and is going to an effector

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Motor impulse

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A neuron that carries motor info from the cns to an effector

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Motor neuron

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29
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Sensory info that is coming from an effector and going to the cns

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Sensory impulse

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30
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A neuron that carries sensory information from an effector to the cns

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Sensory neuron

31
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Consists of all parts of the nervous system except the brain and spinal cord

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Pns

32
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The ending of the spinal cord is a bundle of nerves that continues down through the vertebral column before exiting towards each leg and is called the

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Cauda Equina

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The division of the nervous system that regulates the body when brain perceives it to be in a normal restful situation is the

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Perasympathetic

34
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A nerve cell is called a

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Neuron

35
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The part of the nerve cell that receives an impulse is called a

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Dendrite

36
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The points along the axon that are between the Schwan cells and are not covered by Myelin

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Nodes of ranvier

37
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Two parts of the Peripheral nervous system and what they control

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Somatic - voluntary

Autonomic- involuntary

38
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Space between each neuron is

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Synapse

39
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The coding along the neuron that allows for a quick transmission of an impulse is called

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Myelin

40
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The part of the nerve cell that houses the nucleus is called the

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Cell body

41
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The division of the nervous system that regulates the body when the brain perceives it to be in a dangerous stressful situation is the

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Sympathetic

42
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The part of the nerve cell that since transmits an impulse is called the

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Axon

43
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The cells found along the number on the guide the impulse down the axon

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Schwann cell

44
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The central nervous system has an outer covering of membranes called the

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Meninges

45
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How many pairs of spinal nerves

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31

46
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The spinal cord consist of a core of

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Gray matter

47
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The horizontal bar of gray matter that surrounds the central canal

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Gray commissioner

48
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The spinal cord allows two-way communication between the body and the

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Brain

49
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The white matter of the spinal cord is divided into how many parts

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Three

50
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The spinal cord consist of outer edges made of

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White matter

51
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The outer membrane that attaches the CNS to bone

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Dura matter

52
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On the posterior side the spinal cord is divided into a right and left have by the

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Posterior sulcus

53
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Holds the cerebral spinal fluid

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Central canal

54
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On the interior side the gray matter of the spinal cord is called the

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Anterior horn

55
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On the posterior side the white matter of the spinal cord is called the

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Posterior funinculus

56
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Sensory information traveling from the spinal cord to the brain follows the

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Ascending tract

57
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On the lateral side the white matter of the spinal cord is called the

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Lateral funinculus

58
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On the lateral side the gray matter of the spinal cord is called the

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Lateral horn

59
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The inner membrane that directly covers the cns

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Pia mater

60
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The spinal cord functions by serving as the Center for

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Spinal reflexes

61
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On the positive side the gray matter of the spinal cord is called the

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Posterior horn

62
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Motor impulses traveling from the Brain to the body follow the

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Descending tracts

63
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On the interior side the white matter of the spinal cord is called the

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Anterior funinculus

64
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The division of the PNS that carry impulses to organs and glands

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Autonomic

65
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The bundle spinal nerves that extend past the spinal cord and travel through the vertebral column before exiting in the pelvis area is called

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Cauda equida

66
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The two divisions of the nervous system and what they consist of

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The C&S consists of the brain and spinal cord. The pianist consist of all the nurse except for the brain and spinal cord.

67
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Division that conserves energy

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Parasympathetic

68
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Division that burns energy very quickly

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Sympathetic

69
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The human body especially the heart would wear out at a young age if it is frequently upgrade it out of what division

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Sympathetic

70
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How many pairs of cranial nerves arise in the brain

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12

71
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CSF is held where

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Central canal

72
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Annan carrying motor information is called

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Motor neuron

73
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A neuron carrying sensory information is called

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Sensory neuron