Category 2 |
#1 |
What is the peripheral system? |
Part connects the central nervous system to the rest of the body |
#2 |
What is the job of the cerebrum? |
Largest part of the brain that gives you your five senses |
#3 |
What is the job of the cerebral cortex? |
In control of learning, reasoning, language and memory |
#4 |
What is the job of the cerebellum? |
In charge of voluntary muscles,balance and muscle tone |
#5 |
What is the job of the medulla? |
Controls heart rate, breathing, swallowing, coughing and vomiting. |
Category 3 |
#1 |
What is the definition of a neuron? |
Special cell that makes other cells quickly send messages to the body |
#2 |
The autonomic nerves are in charge of what? |
Controls heart rate, smooth muscles, and "fight or flight" system |
#3 |
The somatic nerves are in charge of what? |
Allows voluntary control to the skelttal muscles |
#4 |
What is the definition of involuntary muscles? |
Muscles not under control |
#5 |
What is the definition of voluntary muscles? |
Action in which it is controlled by an individual |
Category 5 |
#1 |
What are the names of the lobes? |
Occipital, parietal, temporal, and frontal |
#2 |
What are the two main parts of the nervous system? |
The brain and spinal cord |
#3 |
How many types of neuron are? |
3 |
#4 |
What are the types of neurons |
Multipolar, bipolar and unipolar |
#5 |
Why are nerves important? |
Nerves allow you to sense what goes on around and within you |