Division
Cells
Process
Pathways
Lobes
100

Division of the nervous system controls voluntary movement?

Somatic Nervous System

100

What gaps between myelin allow saltatory conduction?

Nodes of Ranvier

100

What pump restores ion balance after an action potential?

Sodium Potassium Pump

100

What pathway does a reflex travel?

Reflex Arc

100

Which lobe processes sensory information like touch and temperature?

Parietal Lobe 

200

Division controls involuntary actions like heart rate and digestion?

autonomic nervous system
200

What cells form myelin in the peripheral nervous system?

Schwann Cells

200

What junction connects two neurons?

Synapse

200

What are the three protective layers of the CNS called?

Meninges

200

What brain structure relays sensory impulses to the cortex?

Thalamus 
300

division of the autonomic nervous system is “fight or flight”?

sympathetic division

300

What neuroglia circulate cerebrospinal fluid?

Ependymal Cells 

300

What is the electrical state of a neuron at rest called?

Resting Potential 

300

What meningeal layer is closest to the brain?

Pia Mater 

300

What brain structure controls breathing and heart rate?

Medulla Oblongata

400

What division calms the body after an emergency?

parasympathetic division

400

What cells form myelin in the central nervous system?

Oligodendrocytes

400

What phase occurs when sodium rushes into the neuron?

Depolarization

400

Where is CSF reabsorbed into the bloodstream?


Arachnoid Granulations

400

What brain region regulates body temperature and hormones?

Hypothalamus 

500

What cells form myelin in the peripheral nervous system?

Schwann cells

500

What neuroglia provide immune defense in the CNS?

Microglia

500

What chemicals cross the synaptic cleft?

Neurotransmitters

500

What structures produce cerebrospinal fluid?


Choroid Plexuses

500

What structure connects the right and left hemispheres?

Corpus Callosum