Interaction Unit 3

Ball and socket joint

• A synovial joint where the rounded and of one bone fits inside the round space of another bone.

• The hard white tissue that makes up the skeleton in human beings and other vertebrates

• A bone joint that permits limited movement, like the knee.

• A structure that connects two bones and allows no movement.

Bone

• A synovial joint where the rounded and of one bone fits inside the round space of another bone.

• The hard white tissue that makes up the skeleton in human beings and other vertebrates

• A bone joint that permits limited movement, like the knee.

• A structure that connects two bones and allows no movement.

Hinge joint

• A synovial joint where the rounded and of one bone fits inside the round space of another bone.

• The hard white tissue that makes up the skeleton in human beings and other vertebrates

• A bone joint that permits limited movement, like the knee.

• A structure that connects two bones and allows no movement.

Immovable joint

• A synovial joint where the rounded and of one bone fits inside the round space of another bone.

• The hard white tissue that makes up the skeleton in human beings and other vertebrates

• A bone joint that permits limited movement, like the knee.

• A structure that connects two bones and allows no movement.

Stimulus

• The main processing part of the nervous system.

• The type of nerve cell that receives stimuli.

• A muscle, gland or organ in the body that responds to stimuli and nerve impulses.

• A change that the body's sense organs detect in the environment or inside the body.

Cerebrum

• The main processing part of the nervous system.

• The type of nerve cell that receives stimuli.

• A muscle, gland or organ in the body that responds to stimuli and nerve impulses.

• A change that the body's sense organs detect in the environment or inside the body.

Receptor cells

• The main processing part of the nervous system.

• The type of nerve cell that receives stimuli.

• A muscle, gland or organ in the body that responds to stimuli and nerve impulses.

• A change that the body's sense organs detect in the environment or inside the body.

Effector

• The main processing part of the nervous system.

• The type of nerve cell that receives stimuli.

• A muscle, gland or organ in the body that responds to stimuli and nerve impulses.

• A change that the body's sense organs detect in the environment or inside the body.

brainstem

• The part of the encephalon that connects the brain to the spinal cord.

• The part of the nervous system formed by the encephalon and the spinal cord.

• The nerves that carry information from the receptors cells to the encephalon.

• The nerve tissue that is protected by the vertebrae and is connected to the brain.

Spinal Cord

• The part of the encephalon that connects the brain to the spinal cord.

• The part of the nervous system formed by the encephalon and the spinal cord.

• The nerves that carry information from the receptors cells to the encephalon.

• The nerve tissue that is protected by the vertebrae and is connected to the brain.