Recieve signals from other cells?

Organizes and keeps the cells functional?

Protects the cells

controls the entire nuerons

transfer signals to other cells and organs

increases the speed of the signals

froms junction with other cells?

Produces the myelin sheath?

what connects the central nervous system to the organs, limbs and skin?

what is the major outer part of the brain? that is devided into two hemisphere left and right?

responsible for sensing, thinking, learning, emotions and voluntary movement, and it also controls the five senses?

it is at the back of the brain that control balance and fine muscle

it is at the bottom part of the brain, that connects the cerebrum to the spinal chord that also controls the bodily functions like breathing, circulation and sleeps

responsible for basic biological needs like hunger and thirst?

serves as relay center where incoming and outgoing messages handled

seat of emotions and regulation emotional response

responsible for cognitive funtions and movements

responsible for processing touch, pain, temperature and movement

responsible for vision

responsible for speech, hearing and memory

very important and fragile, protected by skull, meninges and cerebrospinal fluid