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Coordination abilitytolinknervoussystemsandtheiractivities sothatthebodysantunctionettectivelyasawnole
Purposeenable
organism tosurviveunderchangingconditionsinenvironment
timulus anychangeinexternalinternal
environment
irritability capacitytorespondtoboth stimuli Characteristicofliving
externalinternal protoplasm
3reauirements
I senseorgans meansofdetectingchangesPicks
receptors
up intoimpulse
stimuli converts
2 Partofbodythatanalysesincomingintoslinksthisintotocertainpartsotbooy ensure
byappropriateresponse
stimulusrecievedistollowed
RECEPTOR NERVEIMPULSE
3 meansofactingoninfolorespond organs musclesglands
erector BRAINISPINALCORD EFFECTOR
NERVOUSSYSTEMEnsuresHomeostasis constantenvironment r
appropriatelytointernal
responds changes fevercrampsheadache coordination
External
changes hotcolddanger
twocontrolsystems
a Nervoussystem bEndocrinesystem
nervouscoordination chemical ofBody
coordination
Pathwayneurons pathway bloodstream
mouseselectrochemical impulsespecialised
ductless
glands h ormones
secrete
chemicalmessengers
rapidresponses madeupotBrainspinal
cord
nervessense
organs slow
responses involve
growthmetabolicchanges
phiggestcelisa
nerve stimulated
easily
millionsofneurons Nervous
tissue
transmitsimpulses
rapidly
088
neurons
nervebundle neuroglia inbetweenneurons
maintain
neuronssupport
vessels
blood
p free
keep
nutrients
from debris
endometrium loose connectivetissuearound
neuronsineach
bundle
perineurium holosbundlesotneurons
together
epineuriummembrane
NervoussystemNs
CENTRALNS PERIPHERAL NS
Brain cord
spinal Autonomic NS
Somagggsystem
voluntary Ginvoluntary
actions
PerineralNERVES cranial sympathetic parasympathetic
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oppofadrenalin
12ms 9adrenalin
2 Motor fromBrainspinal
impulses cord Defectors muscle gland fettered prs bourceinnervation
a Mixed Bothsensoryafferent Imoreuletteventfibues
, MOTOR SENSORY CONNETOR
MULTIPOLAR UNIPOLAR MULTIPOLAR
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contains
granular
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1
iiiii
nucleus
nocentriole anyone o cell
body
central
mitochondria
cto
provide
transmitimpulses
gpÉ
myelin
sheath
fattywhite cellbody
ens
outside
from
neurons eachother
iii indorsalrootganglionswelling
Ieiiiiintigmissiona y
nucleus
axon
impulses
larry away
fromcellbooy axon
toons
impulses axon
knobs
synaptic
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motor away
women senator geniougisememan i ing WMMR syrup
knobs
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numerousdendrite dividesclosetoiellbooyintosmain
branshailaxonddenorite
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interneurons sensory motor
How neurons connect lionnectoittipartsotens
Bipolarneurons spindleshaped
Identriteatoneend
end
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sensory Motor
Brain
White withdenseconcentrationsofmyelinatedfibres
matterregions impulsesReceptors sens tremens effectors
impulsesaway
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dendrite unipolar
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axon
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axon axon
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