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        | 12 paris of nerves attached to base of brain |  | 
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        | attaches brain stem and completely encircled by vertebrea column |  | 
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        | 31 pairs emerging from cord; each serves a specific area on R&L side of body |  | 
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        | dendrites of sensory neurons or specialized cells that monitor homeostasis |  | 
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        | **INPUT**   Receptors detect internal and external stimuli, which is put into CNS through nerves |  | 
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        | Analyze, store info, make decisions for apporpriate responses |  | 
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        | **Output**   elicit an appropriate response by activating effectors through nerves |  | 
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        | Two types of cells in nervous tissue |  | Definition 
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        | able to respond to a stimulus and convert it into an action potential |  | 
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        | any change in the internal or external enviroment stong enough to generate an AP |  | 
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        | Action potential (impulse) |  | Definition 
 
        | electrial signal that travels on a neuron |  | 
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        | short tree like processes sticking out from the cell body   **recieve info** |  | 
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        | contains nucleus and other organelles   **Receive info**   |  | 
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        | Long slender projection- sends impulses away from cell body |  | 
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        | site where a neuron and an efector can communicate    Effector can be another neuron, a muslce fiber, or a gland |  | 
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        | at the end of axon terminals Contain NT |  | 
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        | Make up 1/2 volume of CNS do not generate impulses can multiply and divide in mature NS |  | 
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        | Astrocytes microglia oligodendrocytes ependymal   |  | 
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        | help to form blood brain barrier |  | 
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        | engulf foreign microbes and cellular debris |  | 
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        | produce and maintain myelin sheath of CNS axons |  | 
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        | line ventricals (open places in the brain with fluid) of the brain and produce CSF and aid in its circulation |  | 
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        | produce and maintain myelin sheath of PNS axons |  | 
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        | regulate exchange of material between neurons and Extracellular material |  | 
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