Striated and under somatic nervous system control. Responsible for skeletal movement. Cells are large and multinucleated (syncytium).

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Striated and under autonomic nervous system control. Makes up the heart. Cells are branched, uninucleate, and connected by intercalated discs.

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Non-striated and under autonomic nervous system control. Found in blood vessels and internal organ walls. Cells are uninucleate and unbranched.

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is highly specialized for receiving and transmitting stimuli.

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The basic unit of nervous tissue, consisting of a cell body, dendrites (receive impulses), and an axon (transmits impulses).

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Multipolar, with multiple dendrites and one axon.

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Bundles of neurons that transmit electrical impulses to and from the brain.

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Nerves outside the brain and spinal cord that connect the central nervous system to the body.

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Connect motor neurons to muscle fibers, enabling muscle control.

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lie mostly outside the brain and spinal cord, and receive information and relay it to the central nervous system.

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lie mostly outside the brain and spinal cord, and relay signals from the central nervous system to effector organs (muscles or glands).

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lie entirely within the central nervous system, and transmit signals within the central nervous system.

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