Ridges of the cerebrum are called

Shallow grooves of the cerebrum are called

Cerebrospinal fluid is found in the

The relay center for sensory impulses is the

The membrane that surrounds a fasicle of nerve fibers is called the

The two hemispheres are connected by the 

The outer most meninges is called the 

The middle layer of meninges is called the 

The  innermost  layer  of  the meninges is called the 

The only layer of the meninges that follows the contour of the brain is called the 

The area of the brain just above the brain stem is called the 

The area of the cerebrum that is associated with speech, hearing and smell is the 

The area of the cerebrum associated with understanding language is called 

The region that coordinates muscular activity making speech possible is the 

Bundles of Central Nervous System axons are referred to as a 

Bundles of Peripheral Nervous System axons are referred to as a 

Maintaining homeostasis is a function of the 

Incoming sensory impulses are filtered by the 

Contains nuclei that control visceral functions

Nutrition and cushioning are both functions of the 

The thin outer layer of the cerebrum that is composed of gray matter is called the 

The  portion of the brain associated with coordination, muscle activity and posture is the

The portion of the brain that contains 75% of the neuron bodies is the 

Nerve cells are also known as 

The gaps between Schwann cells are called 

The outer covering of a nerve is called the 

Supporting cells that use phagocytosis to get rid of cellular debris and bacteria are called

The extensions of a neuron that receive electrochemical signals are called

Afferent neurons are also known as _____ neurons

Muscles and glands that respond to a stimulus from the central nervous system are referred to as

The general term for small supporting cells of the nervous tissue is 

Axons having a protective sheath that gives a white appearance are described as 

The small star shaped  cells that attach capillaries to neurons are called 

The low threshold area of a neuron is called the

Efferent neurons are also known as

The extension of a neuron that conducts nerve impulses away from the cell body and towards the synapse is called a/an 

The cell organelles that contain neurotransmitters are the 

Efferent means

Small epithelial like cells that form membranes in  the brain and spinal cord are called 

The protective myelin covering of axons of the peripheral nervous system are made by the 

Synonym for nerve impulse

The supporting cells that form myelin around axons in the brain and spinal cord are called

Term used to describe axons that do not have a myelin sheath and appear gray in color.

Term used to describe axons that do not have a myelin sheath and appear gray in color.

Classification for neurons that have one axon and many dendrites

Type of neuron that conducts impulses between sensory neurons and  motor neurons

Fasicle refers to 

Masses of neuron cell bodies

Afferent means

Visceral functions are controlled by nuclei in the