MotorNeuronnerve thatcarriesimpulses fromthe brain orspinal cord to amuscle or glandDendritesBringelectricalsignalstoward thesomaAutonomicNervousSystemMakes sureprocesses in yourbody workautomatically,such as breathingand digestingNerveImpulsemessagescarried byneurons iscalledInter-neuronconnectorneuron(on spine)ElectrochemicalprocessProcess thatcarry messagesin neurons, wayneuronscommunicateOccipitalLobepart ofcerebrum,visualprocessingPeripheralNervousSystemcarriesmessages to &from parts ofthe body to theCNS throughnervesAxontakesinformationAWAYfrom somaReflexinvoluntaryresponse tosomething suchas blinking orsneezingSpinalCordBetween brain andthe body, containsmotor & sensorynerve fiberssending informationto and from all partsof the bodyNervesbundleofneuronsSomaticNervousSystemSends infothroughperipheralnerves toyour CNSTemporalLobepart ofcerebrum,auditory andmemoryBrainStemconnects brain tospinal cord,controls hungerand thirst andbasic bodyfunctions such asbreathingSensoryNeuronnerve thatcarriesimpulses to thebrain or spinalcord from amuscle or glandCentralNervousSystemMade upwith brainand spinalcordNeuronsmessages arecarried to andfrom CNS &PNS throughnervesMyelinShealthCovers theaxon and workslike an insulatorto keep thesignal insidethe cellBraincontrols all bodyfunctions bysending &receivingmessages up anddown the spinalcordNervousSystemPathway in whichyour brain sends andreceives info aboutwhat is happening inand around the body;brain, spinal cord,nercesSomaCellbody ofa neuronParietalLobepart ofcerebrum,movementand balanceSynapsea gap thatseparates theaxon of 1neuron and thedendrite of thenextFrontalLobepart ofcerebrum,reasoning&planningCerebrumLargest part ofbrain, uses infofrom oursenses to tellus what is goinon, in 4 lobesCerebellumlocated under thecerebrum in theback of the brain,controls balanceand complexactions likewalkingHeadTraumaEx.ConcussionMotorNeuronnerve thatcarriesimpulses fromthe brain orspinal cord to amuscle or glandDendritesBringelectricalsignalstoward thesomaAutonomicNervousSystemMakes sureprocesses in yourbody workautomatically,such as breathingand digestingNerveImpulsemessagescarried byneurons iscalledInter-neuronconnectorneuron(on spine)ElectrochemicalprocessProcess thatcarry messagesin neurons, wayneuronscommunicateOccipitalLobepart ofcerebrum,visualprocessingPeripheralNervousSystemcarriesmessages to &from parts ofthe body to theCNS throughnervesAxontakesinformationAWAYfrom somaReflexinvoluntaryresponse tosomething suchas blinking orsneezingSpinalCordBetween brain andthe body, containsmotor & sensorynerve fiberssending informationto and from all partsof the bodyNervesbundleofneuronsSomaticNervousSystemSends infothroughperipheralnerves toyour CNSTemporalLobepart ofcerebrum,auditory andmemoryBrainStemconnects brain tospinal cord,controls hungerand thirst andbasic bodyfunctions such asbreathingSensoryNeuronnerve thatcarriesimpulses to thebrain or spinalcord from amuscle or glandCentralNervousSystemMade upwith brainand spinalcordNeuronsmessages arecarried to andfrom CNS &PNS throughnervesMyelinShealthCovers theaxon and workslike an insulatorto keep thesignal insidethe cellBraincontrols all bodyfunctions bysending &receivingmessages up anddown the spinalcordNervousSystemPathway in whichyour brain sends andreceives info aboutwhat is happening inand around the body;brain, spinal cord,nercesSomaCellbody ofa neuronParietalLobepart ofcerebrum,movementand balanceSynapsea gap thatseparates theaxon of 1neuron and thedendrite of thenextFrontalLobepart ofcerebrum,reasoning&planningCerebrumLargest part ofbrain, uses infofrom oursenses to tellus what is goinon, in 4 lobesCerebellumlocated under thecerebrum in theback of the brain,controls balanceand complexactions likewalkingHeadTraumaEx.Concussion

Nervous System - 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. nerve that carries impulses from the brain or spinal cord to a muscle or gland
    Motor Neuron
  2. Bring electrical signals toward the soma
    Dendrites
  3. Makes sure processes in your body work automatically, such as breathing and digesting
    Autonomic Nervous System
  4. messages carried by neurons is called
    Nerve Impulse
  5. connector neuron (on spine)
    Inter-neuron
  6. Process that carry messages in neurons, way neurons communicate
    Electro chemical process
  7. part of cerebrum, visual processing
    Occipital Lobe
  8. carries messages to & from parts of the body to the CNS through nerves
    Peripheral Nervous System
  9. takes information AWAY from soma
    Axon
  10. involuntary response to something such as blinking or sneezing
    Reflex
  11. Between brain and the body, contains motor & sensory nerve fibers sending information to and from all parts of the body
    Spinal Cord
  12. bundle of neurons
    Nerves
  13. Sends info through peripheral nerves to your CNS
    Somatic Nervous System
  14. part of cerebrum, auditory and memory
    Temporal Lobe
  15. connects brain to spinal cord, controls hunger and thirst and basic body functions such as breathing
    Brain Stem
  16. nerve that carries impulses to the brain or spinal cord from a muscle or gland
    Sensory Neuron
  17. Made up with brain and spinal cord
    Central Nervous System
  18. messages are carried to and from CNS & PNS through nerves
    Neurons
  19. Covers the axon and works like an insulator to keep the signal inside the cell
    Myelin Shealth
  20. controls all body functions by sending & receiving messages up and down the spinal cord
    Brain
  21. Pathway in which your brain sends and receives info about what is happening in and around the body; brain, spinal cord, nerces
    Nervous System
  22. Cell body of a neuron
    Soma
  23. part of cerebrum, movement and balance
    Parietal Lobe
  24. a gap that separates the axon of 1 neuron and the dendrite of the next
    Synapse
  25. part of cerebrum, reasoning &planning
    Frontal Lobe
  26. Largest part of brain, uses info from our senses to tell us what is goin on, in 4 lobes
    Cerebrum
  27. located under the cerebrum in the back of the brain, controls balance and complex actions like walking
    Cerebellum
  28. Ex. Concussion
    Head Trauma