What is it?
What is it 2.0?
Nervous System
Neurons and MORE!
BRAIN!!!
100

Nerve cell in the body.

Neuron. 

100

Fatty tissue that surrounds and protects the axon. 

Myelin Sheath 

100

Central Nervous System is composed of? 

Brain, Spinal Cord

100

The principle stating that neuron either completely fires or doesnt at all. 

All or nothing 

100

The lobe of the brain that is involved in processing auditory information is the ____________ lobe.

Temporal Lobe

200

The cell body of a neuron is called the ___________

Soma



200

Small gaps between the cells of the myelin sheath.

Nodes of Ranvier 

200

This neuron fires after watching someone perform a movement.

Mirror 

200

When neuron sends a brief electrical impulse down the axon. 

Action Potential 

200

The lobe of the brain that is involved in processing is the _________________ lobe. 

Occipital 

300

Extensions of a neuron that retrieves information and messages from other neurons is called the __________

Dendrites. 

300

Holds neurotransmitters until they are ready to be used, look like little sacs. 

Vesicles. 
300

These neurons carry information from the sensory receptors (Nose, eyes, skin, etc.)

Sensory 

300
When a neuron takes back its neurotransmitters. 

Reuptake. 

300

The lobe of the brain that is responsible for registering the sensations of touch, pressure, temperature and pain and spatial orientation and mathematical reasoning. 

Parietal Lobe

400

The long arm of a neuron that extends toward other neurons, where electrical impulses travel to carry messages to other neurons is called the _________.

Axon 

400

The area on a dendrite where neurotransmitters attach and transmit message. 

Receptors

400

Neurons that carry info from brain and spinal cord telling your muscles to move. 

Motor 

400

Happens when a neuron has already fired and has to recover in order to be able to fire again. 

Refractory Period 

400
The lobe of the brain responsible for abstract thought, planning, problem solving, etc. 

Frontal 

500

___________________ is a chemical messenger that carries signals between neurons.

Neurotransmitter 

500

"Little Brain" Helps with balance and coordination. 

Cerebellum 

500

When a neuron is polarized, and can fire, but is not yet firing. 

Resting Potential. 

500

Regulates the body and tries to keep you in a state of homeostasis. 

Hypothalamus 

500

The part of the brain that connects each hemisphere is called the __________.

Corpus Callosum  

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