Neural Transmission
Definition of Glial Cells
What are the Cells that provide physical support for the neuron?
The part of the brain that controls breathing and sleep cycles
What is Pons?
Another name for Dendrites
What is the Antena?
Effect Of GABA
What is Calming?
Definition of the Sympathetic Nervous System
What is the Emergency Response System? ("Fight, Flight, or Freeze")
The "Life Support" Of the Neuron
What is the Soma?
The Hypothalamus is responsible for what?
What Is Hunger, Thirst, Emotions, and Body Temperature Regulation, and Circadian Rhythms?
Definition of the Parasympathetic Nervous System
What is the part of the nervous system that calms down the body?
The "Love" Hormone
What is Oxytocin?
Keywords Associated with the Biological Point of View
What is Natural Selection, Survival of the fittest, etc.
Definition of Selectively Permeable Membrane
What is the neuron allows certain ions to pass through while preventing or restricting other ions from moving?
Location Of the Broca's Area
What is the lower portion of the left frontal lobe?
Definition of Myelin Sheath
What is a layer of fatty substance that protects the Axon?
Effects of a Serplus of Norepinephrine (BONUS: Effects of a deficit. ANSWER MUST BE A QUESTION)
What is Anxiety?
What are Depression and Mental Disorders?
Perspective that has to do with the brain
What is Cognative?
Defenition Of Reuptake
What is when chemicals are taken back up into the sending neuron to be used again?
The More Detailed Brain Scan
What is an MRI?
Definition of motor neurons
What is the neuron that carries information from the brain and spinal cord to muscle fibers throughout the body?
Effects of a Serplus of Acetylcholine
What is Severe Muscle Spasms?
Another name for the axon
Part Of the Neuron that receives signals from other neurons
What is the Receptor Cite?
Another Name for the Cerebellium (Bonus: What does it help control? The answer does not have to be a question)
What is Little Brain?
Coordinates the actions and interactions of the brain & spinal cord
What is the Central Nervous System? (CNS)
Body's main stress Hormone
What is Cortisol?
(It is when Biological, Psychological, and Social factors are considered in understanding health)