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CNS review

by Haidyn Schlorf
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Does the CNS include cranial and spinal nerves

2

Are there 4 regions of the brain in the CNS

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the spinal cord has muscle and cranial nerves

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The spinal cord carries messages back and forth from the brain to nerves

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The frontal lobe acts like the brain's control system

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The CNS has 2 main functions

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The CNS helps to receive sensory information, process the information it receives, and responds with motor outputs

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Sensory neurons are located inside the CNS while motor neurons are located outside

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reflexes go through the brain and spinal cord

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The spinal cord has cranial and spinal nerves that connect the CNS to other parts

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The brain reads signals from the nerves

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The CNS does not receive, but transmits sensory signals from the limbs to the spinal cord

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explanation to card 12 (this is the PNS role because the initial transmission from the limbs to the spinal cord is carried out by the PNS)

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