A | B |
internal organs | visceral impulses come from receptors here |
XSF | substance that runs through the central canal |
myelin | without it the neuron would short circuit |
To the cell body | where the dendrite takes the impulse |
brainstem | part of the brain that provides a route for the ascending and descending tracts to get to the brain |
diencephalon | the hypothalamus and thalamus together |
4 | number of ventricles in the brain |
circadian rhythm | collectively the body rhythms of hormone secretion, sleep cycles, and changes in mood or mental alertness |
dura mater | the outer most layer of the meninges |
between the arachnoid and the pia mater | location of a subarachnoid hemorrhage |
lubrication, exchange of nutrients, absorption of shock | functions of CSF |
meninges | 3 layers of connective tissue covering the brain and spinal cord |
cerebellum | area of brain concerned with equilibrium |