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The Nervous System

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  • CN X is called
    vagus
  • you are driving and see a red light is this?
    Sensory input, integration or motor output
  • Your nervous system assimilates a red light means stop: this is what
    sensory input, integration or motor output
  • Grey matter is composed of ___________ part of the neuron
    unmyelinated
  • Allows for the conscious or voluntary control of the skeletal muscles
    somatic nervous system
  • White matter is composed of ______________ part of the neuron
    myelinated
  • The tough leathery outer layer of the membrane surrounding and protecting the brain is called the
    dura matter
  • CN II is called
    optic nerve
  • Subdivision of the PNS that automatically controls bodily activities
    autonomic Nervous system
  • The ________________ is the largest part of the brain, seen from the top, front, back and sides, divided into lobes
    cerebrum
  • What part of the brain processes visual information
    occipital
  • motor neurons are called
    efferent
  • The portion of the neuron that receives information from the environment or other cells
    dendrites
  • involved in resting and digesting allows us to unwind and relax
    parasympathetic nervous system
  • The muscles of your leg and foot move to press the brake: this is:
    sensory input, integration or motor output.
  • What part of the brain is responsible for automatic functions such as heartbeat and breathing
    brainstem
  • CN VII is called
    Facial
  • CN VI is called
    abducens
  • carries information about the environment up to the brain
    sensory nervous system
  • When disease is characterized by an autoimmune attack on the myelin in the CNS
    Multiple Sclerosis
  • CN IX is called
    glossopharyngeal
  • involved in the fight or flight response
    sympathetic nervous system
  • The most common cause of dementia in the elderly population, considered a mental illness includes memory loss and decreased cognition.
    Alzheimer's
  • The disease characterized by resting tremors, slow movements, and cogwheel rigidity is
    Parkinson's Disease
  • A fat sheath that surrounds and insulates the axon
    Myelinb
  • Carries information from the brain to the body tissues
    Motor nervous system
  • The tiny space between the neuron sending the signal and the dendrite receiving the signal
    synapse
  • composed of brain and spinal cord
    central nervous system
  • Which cranial Nerves supplies eye movement
    III, IV, and VI
  • The part of the neuron that conducts impulses away from the cell body
    axon
  • What part of the brain controls emotions and social behaviors
    frontal
  • CN XII is called
    hypoglossal
  • CN 1 is called the
    olfactory nerve
  • CN III called
    oculomotor
  • Composed of the nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord
    Peripheral Nervous System
  • CN VIII is called
    vestibulocochlear
  • CN XI is called
    Accessory
  • which cranial nerve controls the facial muscles involved in chewing as well pain
  • What part of the brain is involved in processing and making sense of our senses like touch, smell and taste.
    Parietal
  • Special chemicals used to send a signal across the synapse
    neurotransmitter
  • What part of the brain is responsible for balance and coordination
    cerebellum
  • Which cranial nerve supplies the motor fibers to the neck and shoulder muscles
    cranial nerve XI
  • CN V is called
    trigininal
  • The death of brain cells that occur when an area of the brain is deprived of oxygen due to poor blood flow is called
    stroke
  • sensory neurons are called
    afferetn
  • The _____________ is large bundle of nerve fibers that link the right and left hemispheres of the brain
    corpus collosum
  • The ___________ evaluates the two aspects of consciousness: wakefulness where patents are tested to see iif they are aware of their enviroment, also tests their comprehension
    Glasgow Coma Scale
  • Which cranial nerve transmits impulses for the sense of smell
    cranial nerve I
  • what part of the brain is involved in recognizing auditory stimuli (hearing)
    Temporal
  • Which cranial nerve transmits impulses for sense of hearing and equilibrium
    Cranial nerve VIII
  • CN IV
    trochlear
  • what part of the neuron releases neurotransmitters
    axon terminals
  • The left side of the brain controls the ____________ side of the body
    right