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what covers the neurons, they prevent cross talk, protects it to keep it from having other things come that aren't supposed to be there
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what covers the neurons, they prevent cross talk, protects it to keep it from having other things come that aren't supposed to be there Glia
carries messages away from the cell; give out Axons
carry messages to cell; bring in Dendrites
gap between the axon and dendrites synapse
carry info across synapse to neuron Neurotransmitters
carries info between organs and central nervous system Peripheral
automatic body functions what we don't think about doing, ex breathing Autonomic
all body movements Somatic
spinal cord and brain Central
3 types of neurons sensory, motor, and interneurons
The brain is broken into two hemispheres, connected by corpus callosum
center of involuntary actions, at the bottom of brain Brain stem
monitors response to injury, blood pressure, reflexes (sneezing, laughing) Medulla
watchdog for danger; alertness; sends messages to wake you up or to also turn down energy Reticular activating system (RAS)
relay between cerebellum and cerebral cortex Pon
responsible for movement or balance and also posture and indicating speed and direction Cerebellum
emotions limbic system
controls body temp, regulates pituitary gland, control center for rage, pleasure, hunger, sexual drive Hypothalamus
relay between body and cerebral cortex; sends to spinal cord Thalamus
⅔ of the brain, has two hemispheres and 4 lobes covered by cerebral cortex Cerebrum
Control right side of body and controls language, speech, and reading Left hemisphere
Controls left side of body Identifies patterns; gets us back after a walk around the block Controls artistic, holistic thinking, and imagination Right hemisphere
what does the frontal lobe do motor, creativity, and emotional reactions
what does the temporal lobe do hearing, music, understanding of speech, memories of nonverbal events, in the bottom near the brainstem
what does the occipital lobe do vision, lower back area of the brain
what does the parietal lobe do body sense, positioning like being able to balance, orientation/ knowing where you are, idea of pressure, heat/cold, pain and some reading and thinking, top back portion of brain
Chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream, maintain growth and sexual development, handle metabolism Hormones
organs and tissues that produce hormones Glands
hypothalamus controls this gland, master gland bc its hormones trigger others Pituitary gland
produces energy for the body/ metabolism, overactive thyroids make you feel jittery or nervous, underactive make you feel slow drowsy or depressed and can make you gain weight Thyroid gland
control speed of body functions, people with high levels usually don't get fat Metabolism
controls calcium used in bones, nerves function, muscle contraction, and blood clotting Parathyroid gland
produces melatonin, linked to sleep-wake cycle Pineal body
immune system, recognizes and destroys invaders to the body Thymus gland
has a hand in metabolism and physical characteristics, produces adrenaline in response to fear, stress, and anger Adrenal gland
produces insulin, controlling sugar levels in bloodstream Pancreas
produce estrogen and androgen ovaries/testicles
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