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6-1A Psychology Nervous System

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Student will identify major divisions & subdivisions of the nervous system and describe how they function.

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6-1A Psychology Nervous SystemOnline version

Student will identify major divisions & subdivisions of the nervous system and describe how they function.

by Lance Hiles
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Autonomic Nervous System: The ______ nervous systems enhances the body’s ability to recover from strenuous activity, reducing heart rate & blood pressure.

2

Autonomic Nervous System: The ______ nervous systems prepares the body for strenuous activity, like speeding heart rate & suspending digestion.

3

The _____ nervous system refers to the part that controls involuntary activities, such as heartbeat, blood pressure, & pupil size.

4

The _____ nervous system controls voluntary activities, like using your thumbs to send a text.

5

Our nervous system allows us to react to the _____ , as well as create, move, and think.

6

To prevent paralysis, the brain is protected in the skull and the spinal cord is protected in the skeletal ___ .

7

This nervous system transmits information back and forth between central nervous system and everything else.

8

This nervous system contains the brain and spinal cord.

9

Even when you are asleep, your _____ _____ never stops working.

  
  
10

If we want to understand human _____ , we need to learn about the nervous system and how its messages are sent between brain and body.

11

_____ is the study of the nervous system; the brain, neurons, neurotransmitters, etc.

12

Some nerves of the peripheral system are _____ in size, others are as thick as a pencil.

13

The brain and nervous system are protected by bone and _____ .

14

The layers of sheathing protect the brain and nervous system from _____ in _____ and from physical damage.

  
  
15

A tear in the spinal cord could result in _____ , which is why the spinal cord is protected by the skeletal vertebrae.

16

The brain and nervous system are able to change their physical structure after a person experiences some stimuli from the environment. This is called _____ .

17

The act of reading a book and _____ new information is the type of environmental stimuli that causes neuroplasticity to occur.

18

The nerves of the peripheral system transmit information back and forth from _____ to the central nervous system.

 
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