What are nerves
Nerve Structure
Neurons and System
The Brain
Random Science
100

The cells that carry info through your nervous system.

Neuron 

100

The brain or control center of any cell. 

Nucleus 

100

What structure links the brain to the peripheral nervous system? 

Spine 
100

The reaction to the stimulus. 

Response

100

Mr. Dixon wishes he was this tall. 

6'7 

200

Messages or signals that the neuron carries.

Nerve Impulses 

200

The location where a nerve cell receives the signal from another nerve cell.

Dendrites 

200

This is a system within the peripheral nervous system, that controls your voluntary actions.( ex. jumping, writing, singing.)

Somatic System 

200

This part of the nervous system is like a two lane highway that connects to the brain. 

The spine 

200

The cells that fight off infection and diseases in the body. 

White blood cells 

300

Any change to an environment that an organism can react to.

Stimulus 

300

The location where a signal leaves the nerve cell and moves to the next cell.

Axon Terminal 

300

This is a system, within the peripheral nervous system, that controls your involuntary actions.( Ex. Blood pressure, heartbeat, digestion of food.)

The Autonomic System 

300

This part of the brain controls your involuntary actions, such as your breathing, heart beat, and blood pressure.

The Brain Stem 

300

The 6th Planet from the sun is _____________

Saturn 

400

The most important organ in your nervous system is 

The brain 

400

The direction that nerve impulses(signals) travel the cell. 

Left to Right 

400

This type of neuron sends impulses to your glands and muscles.

Motor Neuron 

400

This part of your brain controls your movements and coordination.

The cerebellum 

400

This important component of blood is responsible for transporting oxygen all over the body. 

Red Blood Cells 

500

Nerve impulses cross the synapse by converting electrical signals into a ______ _______.

Chemical signals 

500

The gap between nerve cells where signals travel across

Synapse 

500

This type of neuron picks up a stimulus and turns it into a nerve impulse.

Sensory Neuron.

500

This part of the brain is responsible for interpreting messages and controlling your memory and speech.

The cerebrum

500

This aquatic animal has 3 hearts and the ability to change its color to fit its environment. It is one of the most intelligent animals in the world. 

Octopus