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The Nervous System (Part 1)

front 1

What two kinds of cells are included in the neural tissue?

back 1

neurons

neuroglia

front 2

What is a neuron?

back 2

Cells that send and receive signals

front 3

What are Neuroglia?

back 3

Cells that support and protect neurons

front 4

Neuroglia (supporting cells) come in many different kinds. What kinds would you find in the PNS?

back 4

schwann cells

Satellite cells

front 5

Neuroglia (supporting cells) come in many different kinds. What kinds would you find in the CNS?

back 5

astrocytes

oligodendrocytes

microglia

ependymal cells

front 6

What is the outer most layer of a nerve?

back 6

epinueron

front 7

What are the organs of the nervous system?

back 7

Brain

Spinal cord

Sensory receptors

nerves

front 8

What does the CNS include?

back 8

Brain

Spinal Cord

front 9

What are the functions of the CNS?

back 9

Process and coordiante

front 10

Higher functions of brain intelligence, memory, learning, and emotions come from which nervous system?

back 10

CNS

front 11

Motor commands that control activities of the peripheral organs (i.e. skeletal muscles) come from which nervous system?

back 11

CNS

front 12

Sensory information from inside and outside the body is sent to which nervous system?

back 12

CNS

front 13

What does the PNS include?

back 13

All neural tissue outside the CNS

front 14

What are the two main functions of the PNS?

back 14

Deliver sensory information to CNS

Carry motor commands to peripheral tissues and systems

front 15

What are nerves made of?

back 15

nerves are a bunch of cell axons with connective tissue and blood vessels

front 16

Can nerves carry both sensory information and motor commands?

back 16

Yes

front 17

Cranial nerves are found where?

back 17

Connected to the brain

front 18

Spinal nerves are found where?

back 18

Attached to spinal cord

front 19

What do interneurons do?

back 19

connect sensory and motor neurons

front 20

What is a postsynaptic cell?

back 20

Neuron that receives messages

front 21

What is a presynaptic cell?

back 21

Neuron that sends message