Nervous System (part 1)
How does the nervous System communicate with body cells?
What is using electrical impulses.
What does the Broca's area control?
What does the skeletal system do for the endocrine system?
What is provides bony protection
What type of epithelial tissue is a single, thin layer of cells?
What is simple squamous epithelial.
What influences skeletal muscle strength and mass?
What is growth hormones.
what is integration?
What is the processing and interpretation of sensory input
What does the Wernicke's area control?
What is language comprehension
What is brain and spinal cord.
What type of epithelial tissue is two or more fake layers of cells that look like columns?
What is pseudostratified columnar epithelial.
What does facial muscular activity allow for?
What is emotions to be expressed?
What is motor output?
What is a responses caused by activating effectors.
What connects both hemispheres of the brain together?
corpus callosum
What system uses levers for muscle activity from the skeletal system?
What is the muscular system.
What epithelial is composed of two or more layers of cube like cells?
What does muscular exercise increase?
What is respiratory capacity.
Where is CNS?
What is the brain and spinal cord.
Which side of the brain controls the right half of your body?
What is the left side of your brain.
What does the skeletal systems bone marrow cavities provide for the cardiovascular system?
What is a site for blood cell formation.
What do you call the membrane below the epithelium?
What is the basement membrane.
What do bones provide for muscle activity?
What are levers.
Where is PNS?
What is all parts of the nervous system outside of CNS.
What is the right side of your brain.
What does the skin provide for proper calcium absorption and use?
What is vitamin D.
What does the endocrine do?
What is release hormones into blood.
Does physical exercise enhance or depress immunity?
What is either depending on its intensity.