The part of the body that DETECTS a change in the environment is called:

The Central Nervous System organs are called:

The parts of the nervous system that process the information and decides what to do:

Cells in the retina of the eye that detect light are examples of:

The parts of the body that carry out the responses are called:

Muscles and glands are examples of:

The brain and spinal cord are both examples of:

A change in the temperature of the room is an example of:

The neurone that carries an impulse from a receptor to the central nervous system is:

The neurone that carries impulses from the central nervous system to effectors is:

The neurone that carries impulses within the central nervous system.

Tick all the parts of the central nervous system:

Tick all the parts of the peripheral nervous system:

Tick the part below that is made up of BONE:

The information that travels along the neurone is called:

The long, thin part of a motor neurone surrounded by a myelin sheath is called:

The gap between two neurones is called:

Which sense organ contains temperature and pressure receptors, but no chemical receptors.

Which sense organ contains light receptors?

Part B (the border of the cell)

Part C.

Part D.

Part E.

Part F.