1. Controls every action of the body, collects and interprets every information/ signals to and from the sensory organs. 2-4. Give the three major parts of the brain. 5. The bone that protects the spinal cord. 6. Part of the brain that controls thinking, memory and speaking. _7-8. Two organs under the central nervous system. 9. Information from the environment that triggers the nervous system to respond. 10-11. Give the two major parts of neurons. 12. Passing of signals/messages from one nerve to another. 13. Part of the neuron that carries messages away from the cell body. 14-15. Two organs under the outer nervous system. 16. Connects the brain and spinal cord. 17. Movement under conscious control. 18-19. Two main divisions of the nervous system. 20. Maintains body functions and restores the body to normal or relaxed mode.

1. Controls every action of the body, collects and interprets every information/ signals to and from the sensory organs. 2-4. Give the three major parts of the brain. 5. The bone that protects the spinal cord. 6. Part of the brain that controls thinking, memory and speaking. _7-8. Two organs under the central nervous system. 9. Information from the environment that triggers the nervous system to respond. 10-11. Give the two major parts of neurons. 12. Passing of signals/messages from one nerve to another. 13. Part of the neuron that carries messages away from the cell body. 14-15. Two organs under the outer nervous system. 16. Connects the brain and spinal cord. 17. Movement under conscious control. 18-19. Two main divisions of the nervous system. 20. Maintains body functions and restores the body to normal or relaxed mode.

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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