All reflexes have a minimum of five elements; a receptor, an effector, sensory and motor neurons and interneurons between them.

Which brain region controls vital activities such as breathing and blood pressure.

What name is given to the cavities that is located within the brain that serves as storage for CSF.

What are the 3 layers that make up the meninges of the CNS arranged from the innermost to the outermost?

Which spinal cord pathways are sensory pathways?

It is a complex network of spinal nerves that serve the motor needs of our limbs?

It is the connective tissue sheath that protects each nerve fiber.

A neuron can conduct another impulse immediately after a previous one.

What name is given to the barrier that protects the brain from toxic chemicals?

Why is the collection of spinal nerves at the end of the vertebral canal called the cauda equina?

It is the connective tissue sheath that protects a group of nerve fiber.

Unlike neurons, nerves are classified according to the direction in which they transmit impulses

This is the most abundant type of neuroglia in the body.

Oligodendrocytes form the myelin sheaths for both CNS and PNS

It is the local electrical situation where the plasma membrane is more positive inside and less positive on the outside.

Most important nerve in cervical plexus

When older people stand up quickly, they often become lightheaded or faint

How many cranial nerve have both sensory and motor system

Sympathetic division have longer pre-ganglion axon