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1 CHAPTER 11 BLM OVERHEAD Organization of the Human Nervous System The organization of the human nervous system.
2 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT From Sensor to Muscle Action Label 1 through 17 on the following diagram
3 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT The Reflex Arc Label 1 through 8 on the following diagram
4 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Parts of a Neuron Label 1 through 7 on the following diagram
5 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Establishing the Resting Membrane Potential in a Neuron Label 1 through 10 on the following diagram. Describe what is occurring in steps A through E.
6 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Establishing the Resting Membrane Potential in a Neuron (cont d) A B C D E
7 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Depolarization and Repolarization of a Neuron Label 1 through 6 on the following diagram What is this process called?
8 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Depolarization and Repolarization of a Neuron (cont d) Label 1 through 6 on the following diagram What is this process called?
9 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Action Potential Label 1 through 4 on the following diagram
10 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Saltatory Conduction Label 1 through 6 on the following diagram
11 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Neural Synapse Label A through E on the following diagram. What occurs during steps 1 through 4? A. D. B. E. C
12 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Neuromuscular Junction Label 1 through 9 on the following diagram
13 CHAPTER 11 BLM ASSESSMENT Neurotransmitters and Their Functions Quiz Instructions: Fill in the appropriate neurotransmitter in the first column: norepinephrine, serotonin, dopamine, endorphins. Fill in the blanks to describe the function and effects of each neurotransmitter. Neurotransmitter Function Effects of abnormal production affects the brain synapses in the control of body movements is linked to of pleasure, such as eating excessive production linked to schizophrenia, a disorder in which the individual s perception of reality is greatly distorted inadequate production linked to disease, a progressive disorder that destroys neurons, causing tremors, slurred speech, and other regulates and sensory perception is involved in mood control coordination problems inadequate amounts in the brain synapses linked to act as natural in synapses in the brain also affects emotional areas of the brain is used by the brain and some autonomic neurons complements the actions of the hormone epinephrine, which readies the body to respond to or other stressful situations deficiency linked to an increased risk of overproduction linked to high, anxiety, and insomnia deficiency linked to hunger cravings and
14 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT The Spinal Cord Label 1 through 14 on the following diagram
15 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT The Structure of the Human Brain Label 1 through 7 and A through G on the following diagram A B C D E F G
16 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Protection for the Brain Label the following diagrams
17 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT The Cerebral Cortex Label the following diagram
18 CHAPTER 11 BLM OVERHEAD Map of the Motor Cortex Based on this map of the motor cortex, which areas of the body have the greatest muscle control?
19 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Map of the Spinal Nerves Label the following spinal nerve map
20 CHAPTER 11 BLM HANDOUT Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous Systems Label 1 through 29 on the following diagram of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.
21 CHAPTER 12 BLM HANDOUT Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous Systems (cont d)
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