Coordination & Response

The CNS consists of...

• brain and spinal cord
• heart and lungs
• liver and kidneys
• stomach and intestines

The PNS means...

• Personal Nervous System
• Peripheral Nervous System
• Primary Nervous System
• Public Nervous System

The peripheral nervous system consists of...

• blood vessels and lymph nodes
• nerves and dendrites

• bones and muscles
• brain and spinal cord

A receptor is...

• A type of neurotransmitter
• A type of muscle fiber
• A sensory organ that receives signals from outside a cell

• A type of hormone

The function of a motor-neuron is...

• regulating body temperature
• filtering blood in the kidneys
• transmitting signals from the central nervous system to the muscles
• producing insulin in the pancreas

In coordination and response, an effector is...

• a type of plant
• a type of medication
• a type of food
• muscle, gland, or organ capable of responding to a stimulus

A ...... is any event that evokes a response.

A .... is a specialised cell that transmits nerve impulses.

CNS stands for...

• Cerebral Nerve System
• Central Nervous Station
• Circulatory Nerve Structure
• Central Nervous System

An involuntary response is a reponse that is....

• automatic and without conscious control
• voluntary and with conscious control
• spontaneous and with conscious control
• deliberate and with conscious control