General Nervous System
C.N.S.
P.N.S.
Adrenaline
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100

Two main branches of the human nervous system.

C.N.S. and P.N.S. (central and peripheral)

100

What are the two main parts of the C.N.S.

Brain and spine

100

P.N.S. comprises of _________ in our bodies

All the nerves in our body outside of the brain and spine

100

 System mode that is active when you are in a tough situation or very active (say the scientific name)

Sympathetic N.S./mode

100
Scientific Name for the system/mode that helps us relax

Parasympathetic N.S./mode

200

Billions of cells connected throughout our body to send and receive signals

Nerves/neurons

200

What is considered the main messenger/relay station for the C.N.S.?

The spine

200

________ are responsible for sending signals to the brain 

Sensory nerves/neurons

200

The rhyme we use for the mode when you are in danger or scared

fight or flight

200

The rhyme we use for the mode when you are eating

rest and digest

300

Organ which controls all executive functions

The Brain

300

Which major component of the C.N.S. can humans survive without?

Neither the brain nor spine can be absent or fully damaged.

300

_______ are responsible for receiving signals from the brain 

Motor neurons

300

3 situations when that send your body into hype/panic

??????

300

3 situations where your chill mode would be activated

??????

400

Brain science 

Neuroscience

400

Science is a___________

Science

400

Involuntary movements

Autonomic

400

Name 4 things that happen in your body when you are active or in a scary situation

Heartbeat/breathing increase, dilated pupils, digestion stopped, bladder relaxed, bronchioles dilated, adrenaline produced

400

Name 4 things that happen in your body when you are relaxing

Digestion active, slow breathing/heartrate, bladder contracts, pupils constricted, adrenaline stopped. 

500

Bonus: How fast (mph) can neurons fire?

180-270 MPH

500

Voluntary movements

Somatic

500

Name of one of the chemicals released when you are scared or excited

epinephrine, norepinephrine. 

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