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To look after your nervous system it's important to:
Get enough sleep, Don't drink alcohol
This disease causes involuntary tremors because neurons in the brain are damaged.
 
Parkison's Disease
 
Spinal Cord injuries
 
Brain injuries
 
Alzheimer's Disease
This disease involves memory loss. It usually affects elderly people.
 
Alzheimer's Disease
 
Spinal Cord injuries
 
Brain injuries
 
Parkison's Disease
These can happen when you hit your head. They can be caused by traffic, driving, and sports accidents.
 
Brain injuries
 
Spinal Cord injuries
 
Alzheimer's Disease
 
Parkison's Disease
These injuries happen when you fracture your spinal column and damage the spinal cord.
 
Spinal cord injuries
 
Brain injuries
 
Alzheimer's Disease
 
Parkison's Disease
These are long fibres made of several neurons.
nerves
It controls activities of internal organs.
 
brainstem
 
cerebellum
 
spinal cord
 
cerebrum
It controls movement, coordination and balance.
 
cerebellum
 
brainstem
 
spinal cord
 
cerebrum
It controls voluntary actions, like talking. It stores data and memories, and processes thoughts.
 
cerebrum
 
brainstem
 
spinal cord
 
cerebellum
There are two types of nerves:
 
sensory & motor
 
peripheral nervous system & nerves
 
brain & spinal cord
 
The central nervous system & peripheral nervous system
The peripheral nervous systems consists of:
 
nerves
 
brain
 
spinal cord
 
cerebellum
It is protected inside the vertebrae that form the spinal column. It produces involuntary responses, such as when we move our hand away from hot objects.
 
spinal cord
 
dendrites
 
axon
 
body
The brain has three parts:
 
cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem
 
dendrites, axon, and body
 
nerves, sensory nerves, and motor nerves
 
brain, spinal cord, and central nervous system
The nervous system is made of two parts:
 
The central nervous system & peripheral nervous system
 
brain & spinal cord
 
peripheral nervous system & nerves
 
sensory nerves & motor nerves
It is the widest part of the neuron.
 
body
 
dendrites
 
axon
It is one extension. It is longer and thinner than the dendrites. It transmits messages to other neurons or sends orders to the organs.
 
axon
 
dendrites
 
body
They are like branches. The neuron receives messages through them from the sense organs or from other neurons.
 
dendrites
 
axon
 
body
Each neuron has three parts:
 
dendrites, axon, and body
 
cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem
 
nerves, sensory nerves, and motor nerves
 
brain, spinal cord, and central nervous system
The cells that form the nervous tissue are called:
 
neurons
 
dendrites
 
axon
 
body
The nervous system consists of only one type of tissue:
 
nervous tissue
 
muscle tissue
 
brain tissue
 
veins tissue
The nervous system is responsible for _____________ so that our body can react.
 
Giving orders
 
Interpreting
 
Controling
 
Having
The nervous system is responsible for _____________ the external information that is captured by the sense organs.
 
Interpreting
 
Giving orders
 
Controling
 
Having
It is made of the muscular system and the skeletal system.
The Locomotor System
The brain sends orders to the muscles of the arms and legs through the __________.
The nerves
The brain sends orders to the _____________ of the arms and legs through the nerves.
The muscles
It is another part of the nervous system. It receives and interprets the information and decides what to do.
The brain
They are part of the nervous system. They carry information from the sense organs to the brain.
Nerves
Sense organs have __________. They capture information from the environment.
receptors
_________ is continuous and often automatic. Through it we capture information from our environment and respond to it.
Sensitivity