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Review Co-ordination

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StimulusA form of energy indicating a response and detected by the receptor
EffectorCarries out a response (muscle)
ReceptorDetects the stimulus
ResponseIs a reaction to a stimulus
SensitivityBeing aware of changes in the environment
HomeostasisMaintenance of a constant internal environment
OsmoregulationRegulation of water balance in the blood
ThermoregulationRegulation of body temperature at 37.5
Nervous systemConsists of the brain and spinal cord. Allows us to detect and respond to changes
Hormonal (endocrine) systemConsists of glands to secret chemical messages
Electrical impulseThe message transmitted to and from the CNS
CNSBrain and spinal cord (Central Nervous system)
Pathway of a simple reflex actionReceptor, sensory neuron, relay neuron, motor neuron, effector
LensFocuses light onto the retina
RetinaContains rods and cones picks up stimulus and convert to electrical impulse
Optic nerveTransmits the electrical impulse to the brain
FoveaPlace of most accurate vision
Blind spotNo rods and cones present so if light lands here nothing will be seen
Rods and conesReceptors in the eye
ADHControls the water content of the blood
AdrenalinePrepares the body for physical activity
InsulinLowers blood glucose levels
ProgesteroneRegulates the menstrual cycle (prepares for pregnancy)
OestrogenControls the development of secondary female sexual characteristics
TestosteroneControls the development of male secondary sexual characteristics
PhototropismResponse of the plant to light
GeotropismResponse of the plant towards gravity
AuxinsHormones in the plant used for growth
CerebrumControls conscious thought, sensory input, and motor function
HypothamusRegulates water balance and temperature
CerebellumBalance and co-ordination of movement
MedullaBreathing and heart rate
Spinal cordConducts messages to and from the brain
Pituitary glandSecrets hormones: ADH, HGH, LH, FSH
NeuronNerve cell
Three types of neuronsMotor neuron, sensory neuron, relay neuron
SynapseGap between one neuron and the next
Motor neuronConducts impulses to effectors
Relay neuronInterconnect the sensory neuron with the appropriate motor neuron
Sensory neuronTransmits the nerve impulse from the receptor to the CNS
Cell bodyContains the nucleus
Myelin sheathInsulates the axon preventing short cuts
AxonFibre that the nerve impulse travels along
NeurotransmitterChemical stimulates the electrical impulse to start in the next neuron
AccommodationChanging focus using the cilliary muscles and the suspensory ligaments to pull the lens
ChoroidPrevents light reflecting in the eye
High auxin concentration in the shootPromotes growth
High auxin concentration in the rootInhibits growth
The effect of sunlight on auxinsMove away from sunlight


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