New-Rons
New-Ron Transmission
NVS
cranium stuffing
aint it GLAND
100

Receives messages from other neurons

Dendrites

100

Affects cognition, muscle movement, memory and emotion

Acetylcholine

100

Controls brain and spinal cord

Central Nervous System

100

Consist of the Pons and Medulla

Brain Stem

100

Master gland of the endocrine system

Pituitary Gland

200

holds our Deoxyribonucleic acid

Cell Body

200

Increases heart rate, involved in sleeping and arousal

Norepinephrine

200

Controls nerves, muscles, etc. outside of brain and spinal cord

Peripheral Nervous System

200

Relays all sensory information; switchboard

Thalamus

200

Responsible for metabolism breakdown; located in the neck region

Thyroid Gland

300

Transmits the nerve impulse

Axon

300

Affects appetite, temperature, mood, depression

Serotonin

300

Regulates glands, blood vessels, internal organs

Autonomic Nervous System

300

Controls hunger, thirst, emotions, drives and reproduction

Hypothalamus

300

Responsible for our sleep-wake cycle; produces melatonin

Pineal Gland

400

Insulates the axon

Myelin Sheath

400

An inhibitor

GABA

400

Responsible for memory and emotions

Limbic System

400

Responsible for balance and coordination

Cerebellum

400

Responsible for emotions, hunger, arousal, moods

Adrenal Glands

500

Space where neurotransmitters pass to other neurons

Synaptic Gap or Synapse

500

Associated with learning, memory, emotions, schizophrenia

Dopamine

500

Prepares the body for stress

Sympathetic Nervous System

500

Responsible for speaking, judgement, decision making, personality and attention

Frontal Lobe

500

Responsible for our immune system

Thymus Gland

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