- Type of scan that puts one's head in a strong magnetic field that aligns spinning electrons of brain molecules, then disorients them with a radio wave. When they return to normal, it gives a detail picture of the soft tissues.
- Part of the nerve cell that receives signals.
- Type of scan that uses x-rays to reveal brain damage.
- The gap between one neuron's terminal buds and the next neuron's dendrites.
- Neurotransmission at the synapse that sends neurochemicals back to the original neuron after activating receptors.
- Relay messages from CNS to muscles and glands
- This nervous system increases heart rate, breathing, and glucose levels.
- This nervous system maintains your heartbeat, breathing, and organs.
- Part of the nerve cell that contains the nucleus, ribosomes, mitochondria, etc.
- This nervous system decreases heart rate, breathing, and glucose levels.
- This is the official name for nerve cells.
- This nervous system, in two parts, control your voluntary movement and sensory neurons.
- Part of the nerve cell that sends signals.
- What type of cells tell the heart when to contract and where are they found?
- About how many times does your heartbeat in one day (approximately)?
- What is the average amount of blood the human body has?
- What divides the right and left sides of the heart?
- What term describes the process of bone tissue formation
- Is the Calvicle forms from Endochondral ossification or intramembranous ossification
- Intramembranous ossification forms what bones