NERVOUS SYSTEM

What are the cells of the nervous system?

• Neruons

• Nerve Cells

• Sense Cells

• Neurons

PNS stands for?

The main function of the PNS is to:

• Connect the SNC to the limbs and organs of the body

• Attach the CNS to the skin and bones

• Connect the CNS to the limbs and organis of the body

• Attach the SNC to the skin and bones

There are two distinct parts of the nervous system - what are their names?

• Autonomous and Somatic systems

• Autonomic and Somatosomic systems

• Autonomic and Somatic systems

• Autonome and Somatice systems

What do the autonomic and somatic systems take care of, respectively?

• Bodily funtions and inner organs, send sensory information to the CNS

• Send sensory information to the CNS, bodily functions and inner organs

• Take information from th CNS, react to stimuli

• React to stimuli, send sensory information to the CNS

List the conventional names for the following scientific names for major sensory processes: Audioception, Ophthalmoception, Gustaoception, Olfalcoception and Tactioception

• Hearing, Sight, Smell, Taste, Touch

• Hearing, Smell, Sight, Touch Taste

• Hearing, Sight, Taste, Smell, Touch

• Hearing, Taste, Touch, Sight, Smell

What are the two layers of skin?

• Dermis and Epipen

• Epidermis and Dermatitis

• Dermis and Epidermis

• Dermas and Epidermas

What is the function of the dermis?

• Contains adrenal glands and blood vessels

• Protects the body from strain and contains pineal glands

• Protects the body from strain and contains sweat glands

• Contains blood vessels and nerves that conduct nerve impulses

What is the function of the epidermis?

• Mixes our skin tone and provides a water barrier

• Provides water barrier and creates skin tone

• C'est une barrier d'eau et le fait le tone de skin

• Stops bacteria and fungus from entering the body

What is the sclera?

• White nerve covering

• A group of cells near the eye

• Another word for the optic nerve

• White covering for the eye