NEURONS
Part of a neuron that contains the nucleus
CELL BODY
Clear Tissue over the Front of the Eye
CORNEA
Term for each one of two sides of the cerebrum
HEMISPHERE
This takes impulses from your retina to your brain
OPTIC NERVE
These sensory neurons detect Black & White and Shadows
RODS
DENDRITES
Light passes through here after the Aqueous Humor
PUPIL
Controls involuntary actions like breathing and heartbeat
BRAIN STEM
The fluid that surrounds your brain and spinal cord
CEREBROSPINAL FLUID
These sensory neurons detect color
CONES
Allows impulse to go to more than one neuron
AXON TIPS
Focuses Light
LENS
Coordinates muscle action and maintains balance
CEREBELLUM
The lobe that controls hearing
TEMPORAL
Cows, Deer, Cats & Dogs have this behind their retinas
TAPETUM
Carry impulse away from cell body
AXON
Light-Detecting Sensory Neurons make up this structure at the back of the Eye
RETINA
Where your retina attaches to your optic nerve
BLIND SPOT
This lobe interprets and analyzes vision
OCCIPITAL
This substance colors your Iris
MELANIN
Fat that surrounds the axon to increase speed of impulse
MYELIN SHEATH
Sphincter Muscle in your Eye
IRIS
Using things you already know to figure out something you don't know
INTEGRATED THOUGHT
All your nerves outside of your brain and spinal cord
PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Sodium, Potassium, Calcium are examples of these chemicals that cross synapses
neurotransmitters