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- 3. plays an important role in maintaining homeostasis, specifically in controlling temperature, appetite, thirst, salt and water balance
- 5. enables us to interpret visual stimuli from our surrounding
- 9. type of neuroglia that supply nutrients to neurons and help maintain their ability to transmit impulses
- 12. type of neuroglia that supply nutrients to neurons and help maintain their ability to transmit impulses
- 13. responsible for the coordination of voluntary muscle movements, maintenance of balance and, muscle tone.
- 15. type of nerve that carry motor impulses from the brain or spinal cord to the target muscles
- 17. the largest part of the brain
- 20. the primary relay center of the brain
- 21. carry sensory impulses to the spinal cord or to the brain
- 22. are branching processes that receive stimuli from other neurons and conduct these stimuli toward the neuron cell body
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- 1. contact between two neurons
- 2. interprets and integrates sensory inputs including touch, pain and temperature
- 4. a cylindrical structure enclosed by the vertebral column
- 6. the control center of the human body and it is encased by the bone of the head called skull
- 7. plays an important role in maintaining homeostasis, specifically in controlling temperature, appetite, thirst, salt and water balance
- 8. responsible for personality, judgement, abstract reasoning, social behavior, language expression, and voluntary movement
- 10. responsible for eye reflexes that involve coordination of eye movements and control of the diameter of the pupil and the shape of the lens.
- 11. influences heartbeat, breathing and high blood vessel functions
- 14. a lipid-rich membrane that covered the axons
- 16. is the primary functional and atomic unit of the nervous system
- 18. connects the cerebellum with the cerebrum and links the brain to the medulla oblongata
- 19. also known as the glial cell and it is a supportive cell of the nervous system that forms 40% of the brain's bulk