StrokeLoss ofblood flowto thebrainNervousSystemCoordinates betweenthe voluntary andinvoluntarymovements of yourbody and transmitsmessages throughoutyour whole body:AutonomicNervousSystemThe involuntarydivision of theMotor NervousSystem/PNSSpinalCordTransmitsinformation fromall parts of thebody to brain forprocessing andfrom the brain tobodyApraxiaLoss ofmotorplanningBrain andSpinalCordThe 2parts ofthe CNSSensoryNervousSystemContains sensoryneurons and is incharge of sendingmessages from thesensory organs tothe brainNervesMakesup thePNSEpilepsyWhen the brain’snormal electricalactivity undergoes asudden change. Canlead to shaking andseizuresProgressiveBulbarPalsyDisease thatdamages neurons inthe brainstem,leading to difficultyswallowing,speaking, movingtongue andcontrolling emotions:Whiteand GreyMatterWhat thespinal cordis made upofMeningesWhat isthe Spinalcordcovered bySpinalShockLoss ofreflexesBrainContainsabout 100billionneuronsCNSandPNSThe 2 maindivisions ofthe nervoussystem:SomaticNervousSystemThe voluntarydivision of theMotorNervousSystem/PNSReflexesinvoluntarymovement of thebody that try to returnthe body to a state ofnormalcy as a resultof a stimulusDysarthriaMotor speechdisorder whichaffects the motorcontrol of speechmuscles. Leads toslurred and slowspeechMotorNervousSystemContains motorneurons and is incharge of sendingmessages fromthe brain to themusclesConcussionWhen thebrain and itsnerves areforciblymovedSympatheticNervousSystemProvides thebody with alertsto danger-fightor flightresponse:ALSProgressive MotorNeuron disease thatcauses motorneurons to die out,leading to a loss ofmotor controlParasympatheticNervous SystemSupports the bodyto relax andfunction normallywhen not indanger-rest anddigest responseParalysisThis is a resultof trauma to thespinal cord. It’sthe loss of motorfunctionMultipleSclerosis(MS)Disease thatdestroys themyelin leadingto balance andcoordinationdifficultyStrokeLoss ofblood flowto thebrainNervousSystemCoordinates betweenthe voluntary andinvoluntarymovements of yourbody and transmitsmessages throughoutyour whole body:AutonomicNervousSystemThe involuntarydivision of theMotor NervousSystem/PNSSpinalCordTransmitsinformation fromall parts of thebody to brain forprocessing andfrom the brain tobodyApraxiaLoss ofmotorplanningBrain andSpinalCordThe 2parts ofthe CNSSensoryNervousSystemContains sensoryneurons and is incharge of sendingmessages from thesensory organs tothe brainNervesMakesup thePNSEpilepsyWhen the brain’snormal electricalactivity undergoes asudden change. Canlead to shaking andseizuresProgressiveBulbarPalsyDisease thatdamages neurons inthe brainstem,leading to difficultyswallowing,speaking, movingtongue andcontrolling emotions:Whiteand GreyMatterWhat thespinal cordis made upofMeningesWhat isthe Spinalcordcovered bySpinalShockLoss ofreflexesBrainContainsabout 100billionneuronsCNSandPNSThe 2 maindivisions ofthe nervoussystem:SomaticNervousSystemThe voluntarydivision of theMotorNervousSystem/PNSReflexesinvoluntarymovement of thebody that try to returnthe body to a state ofnormalcy as a resultof a stimulusDysarthriaMotor speechdisorder whichaffects the motorcontrol of speechmuscles. Leads toslurred and slowspeechMotorNervousSystemContains motorneurons and is incharge of sendingmessages fromthe brain to themusclesConcussionWhen thebrain and itsnerves areforciblymovedSympatheticNervousSystemProvides thebody with alertsto danger-fightor flightresponse:ALSProgressive MotorNeuron disease thatcauses motorneurons to die out,leading to a loss ofmotor controlParasympatheticNervous SystemSupports the bodyto relax andfunction normallywhen not indanger-rest anddigest responseParalysisThis is a resultof trauma to thespinal cord. It’sthe loss of motorfunctionMultipleSclerosis(MS)Disease thatdestroys themyelin leadingto balance andcoordinationdifficulty

Nervous System Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Loss of blood flow to the brain
    Stroke
  2. Coordinates between the voluntary and involuntary movements of your body and transmits messages throughout your whole body:
    Nervous System
  3. The involuntary division of the Motor Nervous System/PNS
    Autonomic Nervous System
  4. Transmits information from all parts of the body to brain for processing and from the brain to body
    Spinal Cord
  5. Loss of motor planning
    Apraxia
  6. The 2 parts of the CNS
    Brain and Spinal Cord
  7. Contains sensory neurons and is in charge of sending messages from the sensory organs to the brain
    Sensory Nervous System
  8. Makes up the PNS
    Nerves
  9. When the brain’s normal electrical activity undergoes a sudden change. Can lead to shaking and seizures
    Epilepsy
  10. Disease that damages neurons in the brainstem, leading to difficulty swallowing, speaking, moving tongue and controlling emotions:
    Progressive Bulbar Palsy
  11. What the spinal cord is made up of
    White and Grey Matter
  12. What is the Spinal cord covered by
    Meninges
  13. Loss of reflexes
    Spinal Shock
  14. Contains about 100 billion neurons
    Brain
  15. The 2 main divisions of the nervous system:
    CNS and PNS
  16. The voluntary division of the Motor Nervous System/PNS
    Somatic Nervous System
  17. involuntary movement of the body that try to return the body to a state of normalcy as a result of a stimulus
    Reflexes
  18. Motor speech disorder which affects the motor control of speech muscles. Leads to slurred and slow speech
    Dysarthria
  19. Contains motor neurons and is in charge of sending messages from the brain to the muscles
    Motor Nervous System
  20. When the brain and its nerves are forcibly moved
    Concussion
  21. Provides the body with alerts to danger-fight or flight response:
    Sympathetic Nervous System
  22. Progressive Motor Neuron disease that causes motor neurons to die out, leading to a loss of motor control
    ALS
  23. Supports the body to relax and function normally when not in danger-rest and digest response
    Parasympathetic Nervous System
  24. This is a result of trauma to the spinal cord. It’s the loss of motor function
    Paralysis
  25. Disease that destroys the myelin leading to balance and coordination difficulty
    Multiple Sclerosis (MS)