Nervous System
The two parts of the Central Nervous System
What are Brain and Spinal Cord
Label A on the board
What is Nucleus
This is referred to as the "little brain" and is responsible for balance, movement, and coordination.
What is Cerebellum
The person responsible for carrying out tests to identify conditions affecting the nervous system and brain.
What is Neurologist
The largest organ of the human body
What is skin
The nervous system is referred as (by PLTW)
What is a complex highway
Label B on the board
What is Axon
Two of the functions to the brain stem is responsible for
What is controls body's functions, connecting spinal cord and brain, allows signals to pass from nerves to brain.
The person responsible for the imaging of the human body (carrying out MRI, CT Scans, etc.)
What is Radiologist
The country with the highest number of doctors per capita
What is Cuba
Sensory neurons carry signals from our ______ to our ________.
What is 5 senses, brain
Label C on the board
What is Synapse
The lobe that primarily responsible for personality, planning, and social and emotional processing.
What is Frontal Lobe
The Patient Educator does what for the patient.
What is educate patient on their diagnosis, answer questions, make medical terminology more human.
The most listened to song in 2025
What is Die with a Smile, Bruno Mars & Lady Gaga
Your patient is experiencing muscle twitches, spasms, and had a poor nerve conduction velocity test. The part of the nervous system damaged is
What is the motor neurons
Label D on the board
What is Dendrite
The lobe that is primarily responsible for sensing touch, spatial processing, language, and some memory.
What is the Parietal Lobe
Someone falls and hits the back of there head and experience problems in the (lobe and cortex)
What is the occipital lobe/visual cortex
The first animal to be cloned
What is a sheep
Describe the correct function of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and Peripheral Nervous System (PNS).
What is the CNS functions to process input from the PNS, and if necessary triggers a response.
Correctly list how a signal will pass from neuron to neuron (start and end with same thing)
What is Dendrite, Cell Body (Nucleus), Axon (Myelin Sheath), Synapse, Dendrite
Two main differences between sheep and human brain.
What is smaller frontal lobe and brain stem is horizontal instead of vertical in sheep brain.
The left hemisphere of the brain controls the ______ side of the body. The right hemisphere of the brain controls the _______ side of the body.
What is right, left.
Where is the original 1813 United States Flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star-Spangled Banner.
What is Washington D.C. (National American Smithsonian)