Psychology Biology vocab
Across
- 2. Cells in the nervous system that are non-neural and don't send impulses. Rather they aid in protecting neurons, maintaining homeostasis, and form myelin
- 3. The neurons that connect the spinal motor and sensory neurons. They form circuits often to communicate with each other
- 5. The ending branches of the axon that form synaptic relationships to whatever the neural impulse is going to ( including other neurons, glands, or muscles )
- 7. A drug or chemical that blocks an action such as an agonist
- 9. A drug or chemical that is similar to a neurotransmitter but binds to a receptor which creates an effect in the neuron
- 11. A system that controls unconscious bodily functions such as digestion, heartbeat, and respiratory rate
- 13. A part of the neuron that bring neural impulses from the cell to the terminal branches that send the message to the other neurons
- 15. A system that regulates hormones through the release of hormones from glands into the bloodstream
- 17. Sensory neurons that use sensory stimuli to carry nerve impulses to the brain and central nervous system
- 18. The part of the neuron that forms a synaptic connection in order to receive neural messages from other cells
- 19. A substance created in glands that stimulates action to regulate different bodily functions
- 20. Motor neurons that take neural impulses from the spinal cord and brain ( CNS ) and towards muscles to invoke movement
Down
- 1. A substance released from nerves when a nerve impulse is triggered that travels through neurons and uses synapses to move the impulse to other neurons and eventually to the final location
- 4. A bundle of fibers that sends sensations from muscles to the brain
- 6. The study of behavior and animals through the lens of biological psychology
- 8. A system that controls bodily actions such as movement, thoughts, speech, feeling, and memory. This system consists of the brain and spinal cord
- 10. A layer that surrounds the nerve in order for neural impulses to quickly transmit through the cell
- 12. An electrical stimulus that depolarizes a current in order for positively charged ions to go into the cell and negatively charged ions out
- 14. The scientific study of the nervous system including the brain structure and function
- 16. A cell in the nervous system that carries impulses from the muscles to the brain and spinal cord and vise versa