Heat
True or False: Does cold move to your hand when your holding an Ice Cube?
False
True
What is the Frontal Lobe?
The Frontal Lobe controls highly cognitive functions
What is a Dendrite?
A part of a neuron that transports information to other neurons
What is Bacteria?
Bacteria is a disease agent that can multiply without a host
What are the three ways heat moves?
Conduction, Convection, and Radiation
The metal slide
The Parietal Lobe processes sensory information like pain
What is a Schwann cell?
They are the cells that can form fat Myelin Sheaths to protect the Neuron.
What is a virus?
What is Radiation?
The transmission of energy through waves
What is Conduction?
The absorption of temperature
Processes hearing and storing memory information
What is a Myelin Sheath?
Fat created by the Schwann cell to protect the Neuron.
What is a fungus?
A fungus is a disease agent that is Vector borne, Food borne, and Person-to-Person
What is Conduction?
The transmission of heat with contact
What is Insulation?
The Reflection of temperature
What is an Occipital Lobe?
The lobe that perceives visual interpretation
The Branchy ends of a neuron that dispatch signals to other neurons, muscles, glands, etc.
What does it mean when a disease agent is Vector Born
Disease agents that are transported through living organisms like ticks, parasites, etc.
What is Convection?
The transmission of heat through fluids and gases
What is the difference between Conduction and Insulation?
Conduction absorbs temperature, Insulation reflects temperature
How many Main Lobes are there?
4
What is an Axon?
An Axon connects 2 parts of the main parts of the neurons, cell body and axon terminal.
How do Measles Spread?
Measles Spread Person-to-Person