-smaller part of the brain that process info FROM SENSE ORGANS

- large upper region controls ACTIVITY AND THOUGHT

will TRANSMIT THE STIMULUS to a gland, muscle, organ or other neuron

2. Like a — that transmits information by electrical signals called —

has 2 sides of cerebrum:

- long, thin fibers that CARRY MESSAGES AWAY from the cell body

-regulates body temperature, use of water, blood pressure and release of chemicals

Brain – consists of — neurons —2 — everything a person does produces wave of — that differ in length and frequency

CELL BODY contains a — which will process the stimulus.

Parts of the Brain

-controls breathing , heart beat and SWALLOWING

- SHORT-branched fibers that CARRY IMPULSES TOWARDS the cell body

are NERVE CELLS that SEND MESSAGES all over your body to allow you to do everything from breathing to talking, eating, walking, and thinking

– relays SENSORY AND MOTOR INFORMATION to and from the brain to other parts of the body

Where interneurons RECEIVE AND PASS on messages

BRAIN PROTECTION

-eye movement

Brain Protection

1 2 3 4

3. — to changes that occur both inside and outside the body Ex. —3

COORDINATES AND CONTROLS the workings of the components of the body

- basic cell of the NS that carries impulses or action potential from ONE PART TO ANOTHER

– controls the GROWTH of the NERVE cell

Consists of the brain and spinal cord

-regulates breathing and controls EYE movement

-below the cerebellum at the BASE OF THE SKULL

controls heart beat, breathing and blood pressure

are branched cell components that RECEIVES STIMULUS from the other neurons or sensory receptors.

beneath the back of the cerebrum

3 parts of neurons

– control center

coordinates MUSCLE movement

The central nervous system (CNS) is composed of the —2 These neurons cannot — if damaged.

the RELAY STATION of senses

(Control center for all body activities)