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Nervous System Part I Review HMS 2014-2015

Nervous System Part I Review HMS 2014-2015.?? The process by which an organism’s internal environment is kept stable in spite of changes in the external

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Nervous System Part I Review

HMS 2014-2015

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The process by which an organism’s internal environment is kept stable in spite of changes

in the external environment

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homeostasis

The process by which an organism’s internal

environment is kept stable in spite of changes in the external environment

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The basic unit of structure and function in all living things is a …

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cell

The basic unit of structure and function in all living

things is a …

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• A structure composed of different kinds of tissue

• Heart, lungs, brain

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organs

• A structure composed of different kinds of tissue

• Heart, lungs, brain

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A group of similar cells that perform the same function

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tissue

A group of similar cells that perform the same

function

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• A group of organs that work together to perform a major function

• Circulatory, respiratory, digestive

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Organ system

• A group of organs that work together to perform a major function

• Circulatory, respiratory, digestive

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Least complex

Most complex

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cells

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Least complex

Most complex

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cells

???tissues

Least complex

Most complex

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cells

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tissues

organ

Least complex

Most complex

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cells

Organ system

tissues

organ

Least complex

Most complex

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What is part A?

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A=Dendrites

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A=Dendrites

What do dendrites do?

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A=Dendrites

Dendrites carry nerve impulses toward the cell body

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What is Part B?

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B=Cell Body

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B=Cell Body

What does a neuron cell body do?

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B=Cell Body

The cell body contains the nucleus

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What is Part C?

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C=Axon

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C=Axon

What does an axon do?

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C=Axon

Axons carries nerve impulses away from the cell body

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???

Which type of neuron carries impulse from the

brain/spinal cord (CNS) to muscle or gland

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Motor neuron

Which type of neuron carries impulse from the

brain/spinal cord (CNS) to muscle or gland

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???

• This type of neuron is found in the brain/spinal cord

• Processes messages

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interneuron

• This type of neuron is found in the brain/spinal cord

• Processes messages

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???

This type of neuron carries impulses

towards the brain/spinal cord

(CNS)

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Sensory neuron

This type of neuron carries impulses

towards the brain/spinal cord

(CNS)

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How does a nerve impulse travel

between neurons (from neuron to

neuron)

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Chemical impulse

How does a nerve impulse travel

between neurons (from neuron to

neuron)

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What are the 3 functions of the nervous system?

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What are the 3 functions of the nervous system?

1 _______ information2 _______ to information3 maintains ___________

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What are the 3 functions of the nervous system?

1 receives information2 responds to information3 maintains homeostasis

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???

A specialized cell of the nervous system that sends and receives

information

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neuron

A specialized cell of the nervous system

that sends and receives information

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???

These messages are transmitted from neuron

to neuron

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impulses

These messages are transmitted from neuron

to neuron

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???

This change or signal in the environment makes an organism

react

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stimulus

This change or signal in the environment makes

an organism react

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What is the correct order an impulse travels on a neuron

______________ __________________ _________________

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What is the correct order an impulse travels on a neuron

dendrite cell body axon

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The small space between neurons

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synapse

The small space between neurons

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???

Another name for a nerve cell

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neuron

Another name for a nerve cell

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???

A reaction or reflex

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response

A reaction or reflex