You Get on My Nerves
Skellingtons!
Built Buff
Audio/Visual
Taste/Smell & Misc.
100

What are the short, branched extensions of a neuron that receive messages from other cells?

Dendrites

100

List 3 major bones of the skeletal system.

Cranium, ribs, femur, pelvis

100

Where is cardiac muscle found?

Heart

100

These are light-sensitive cells used for color vision and fine detail.

Cone cells

100

These are the five basic tastes.

 Salty, sweet, bitter, sour, and umami.

200

What is the name for the gap between the axon of one neuron and the dendrites of another neuron?

Synapses

200

______ are connected bone to bone.  ______ are connected muscle to bone.

Ligaments are connected bone to bone.  Tendons are connected muscle to bone.

200

These are the three types of muscles in the body.

Skeletal, smooth, cardiac

200

The eustacian tube is the air passageway that connects the middle ear to the ______.

Throat

200

What tiny projections on the tongue contain taste buds?

Papillae

300

TRUE/FALSE:  The brain and spinal cord belong to the peripheral nervous system.  (Explain if false.)

FALSE:  They belong to the central nervous system.

300

The skull bones are connected by immovable ______.

Joints
300

This affects metabolism, circulation, and respiration.

Exercise

300

Otherwise known as the "ear drum."

Tympanic Membrane

300

The sense of smell depends on receptors that send impulses to the brain by which nerves?

Olfactory Nerves

400

What insulating covering surrounds many axons and speeds up nerve signals?

Myelin (myelin sheath)

400

What is the porous inner core of bone where blood cells are produced?

Marrow (red bone marrow)

400

A skeletal muscle (a.k.a. voluntary muscle) is one that is controlled by this type of thought.

Conscious

400

These are the ears two key functions.

Hearing and Balance

400

The difference between the central nervous system (CNS) and the peripheral nervous system (PNS). 

CNS - includes the brain and spinal column (center)

PNS - includes the nerves and sensory receptors (periphery or outer)

500

TRUE/FALSE:  The brain stem controls respiration and heartbeat while the cerebellum controls the thinking. (Explain if false.)

FALSE:  The cerebrum controls the thinking.

500

Ball & socket, hinge, elbow, and gliding are examples of these.

Moveable joints

500

The body has two types of specialized fibers in muscles that allow movement.  This type has more mitochondria which provides more energy, but it also responds more slowly.  

Slow-Twitch (Type 1) Fibers

Examples:  long-distance running, swimming, cycling

500

Name 4 structures that make up the eye.

Optic nerve, retina, lens, cornea, pupil, iris

500

The 4 types of bones and how they are categorized.

Long, short, flat, irregular

Categorized by shape

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