Across
- 3. Soma integrates and packages the information received by the dendrites. Multiple neurons send information. Sends it down to the Axon
- 6. Vesicles that hold neurotransmitters. Releases neurotransmitters into the synapse. Terminal buttons attached to the dendrites of the next neuron
- 8. Vision
- 9. Emotions
- 11. Memory
- 13. Stem Houses the nerves responsible for keeping you alive
- 16. Regulating body functions
- 17. Spatial relations and touch
- 19. sends signals and information to your brain
- 21. Sheath: Fatty substance. Insulation for the electrical signal (action potential) allows it to be transmitted faster
- 22. Responsible for higher-order cognition
- 23. largely made up of bell bodies
Down
- 1. A gap between two neurons where communication happens in the brain because you can see the exchanges of signals to neurons. Connections to the brain refer to synaptic connection
- 2. Faster communication, can communicate across the brain faster
- 4. system The “go” system
- 5. Motor
- 7. Long extension that sticks out from the cell body. Electrical signal being sent is known as action potential
- 10. Branch-like structures connected to neurons receive chemical signals known as neurotransmitters. Sends the signals to the cell body - sends signals to neighboring cells
- 12. Information that gets sent from your brain back out to your body
- 14. sensory gateway
- 15. Ganglia Movement and reward
- 18. Hearing and memory (Hippocampus)
- 20. largely made of myelin
