5 senses
Neurons
Nervous System and Brain
Joints and Skeleton
Joints and Muscles
100

What organ do we use for sight?

the eye

100

What is a nerve cell called?

a neuron

100

What are the two parts of the central nervous system?

The brain and the spinal cord

100

What is the main bone in your head?

the skull

100

What is an example of a fixed joint?

parts of the skull
200

Where are the receptors for the sense of hearing?

in the cochlea

200

What is the electrical signal called that moves through neurons?

impulses

200

What part of the brain is responsible for coordination and movement?

the cerebellum

200

What type of joint is the knee?

a flexible joint

200

What are the name of the 2 main muscles in your arms?

Biceps and Triceps

300

Where are the receptors located for feeling?

in the dermis

300

What are the 3 types of neurons called?

sensory neurons, interneurons, and motor neurons

300

What part of the brain is in charge of sleeping and involuntary actions?

the brain stem

300

What is a joint?

where two bones are connected

300

What is an example of a semi-flexible joint?

the spine

400

What is the stimulus for the sense of smell?

chemicals in the air

400

What are dendrites?

they are the receptors in our sense organs

400

What part of the central nervous system is responsible for reflexes?

the spinal cord

400

What are the bones that protect your heart and lungs?

the ribs

400

What are the three types of muscles?

skeletal, smooth, and cardiac

500

What is the nerve called for the sense of taste?

gustatory nerve

500

What do motor neurons do?

they carry signals from the central nervous system to muscles (effectors)

500

What type of neurons do the brain send responses to after they receive impulses?

Motor neurons

500

What bone connects the hip to the knee?

the femur

500

When a muscle receives a stimulus it does what?

contracts or relaxes