system
voustissue
voustissue isspecialised toreacttostimuliandto conductimpulsestovariousorgans inthebodywhichbringabouta response tothestimulus
wetissueare allmadeupof specialisednervecellscalledneurons brain spinalcordandperipheralnerves thatbranchthroughoutthebody
ronsareeasilystimulatedandtransmitimpulsesveryrapidly Anerve is madeupofmanynervecellfibres neurons boundtogether
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ruous system summarised
Nervoussystem
CNS PNS
somatic vs autonomic vs
sympathetic vs parasympathetic vs
entral Nervous system Brain and spinal cord recievesinfofrombrain PNS
eriphral Nervous system sends signalsfrom CNS toother parts of bodyseparatedintosoautonomic
omatic Nervous system Controls voulentry actions
utonomic Nervous system Controls invoulentry actions
ympatheticNervous system Activates when in stressful situation Flightfight or Freeze
arasympathetic Nervous system Activates in peaceful situation
, timuli external andinternal change
eceptor detecs a stimulus
ffector part of bodythat respondes to stimulus
Cerebrum largestpartofBrain Controlls all voulentry actions
onsists of 4lobes
rontallobe reasoningplanningspeechmovementemotionsandproblemsolving
arietallobemovement orientationrecognitionperception of stimuli
capitallobevisualprocessing
mporallobeperceptionandrecognitionofauditorystimulimemoryandspeech
TSA
rinkles on thebrain increases total surface areato storemoreneurons which increases efficiency
Frontal
Parietal
Occipital
Temporal
Beak
Medulla Relays signals between the Brain and spinal cords
oblongata
Controls
involentry functions
Respiration
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