cochlea retina This inflammatory response slows the rate pathogens can reproduce. Fever Three How many parts of the brain have we learned about? Central: brain and spinal cord Peripheral: Neurons and sense organs. What are the two parts of the nervous system and what organs are within each part? Mucous Membranes Sticky mucus that trap foreign matter (breathing passages, mouth, stomach) neurons that send signals from the brain or spinal cord motor neurons inflammation A part of the second line of defense and is a local response to invaders. optic nerve Which lymphocytes directly attack pathogens? T- Cells Controls bodily movements and internal functions What does the nervous system do? olfactory nerves a part of your nose neurons cells that can create or transfer nerve impulses Sense organs eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin defends against pathogens outside of your body skin Your taste buds are found here tongue anvil Sensory Neuron picks up information from sense organs attacks specific pathogens Third line: immune response Free! Part of the brain that controls breathing, heartbeat, blood pressure, coughing, sneezing, swallowing, and the sleeping and waking cycles Which lymphocytes make antibodies to attack pathogens? B- Cells pupil lens fluid-filled chambers iris Skin can feel ... cold, heat, touch, pressure and pain helps with motor control cerebellum Immune System the defensive network of the human body. connect sensory and motor neurons interneurons Designed to eliminate pathogens and other sicknesses that invade the body. Immune System What is the main hub for the nervous system? the brain What are the three lines of defense for the immune system? 1st: Skin/ Mucous Membranes 2nd: Inflammatory Response 3rd: Immune Response semicircular canals eardrum, hammer, anvil, stirrup 4 parts of the middle ear stirrup extends down the back and relays impulses between the brain and rest of the body Spinal Cord eardrum Cerebrum Part of the brain: controls conscious activities Nerve cells Another name for neurons are... cornea hammer cochlea retina This inflammatory response slows the rate pathogens can reproduce. Fever Three How many parts of the brain have we learned about? Central: brain and spinal cord Peripheral: Neurons and sense organs. What are the two parts of the nervous system and what organs are within each part? Mucous Membranes Sticky mucus that trap foreign matter (breathing passages, mouth, stomach) neurons that send signals from the brain or spinal cord motor neurons inflammation A part of the second line of defense and is a local response to invaders. optic nerve Which lymphocytes directly attack pathogens? T- Cells Controls bodily movements and internal functions What does the nervous system do? olfactory nerves a part of your nose neurons cells that can create or transfer nerve impulses Sense organs eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin defends against pathogens outside of your body skin Your taste buds are found here tongue anvil Sensory Neuron picks up information from sense organs attacks specific pathogens Third line: immune response Free! Part of the brain that controls breathing, heartbeat, blood pressure, coughing, sneezing, swallowing, and the sleeping and waking cycles Which lymphocytes make antibodies to attack pathogens? B- Cells pupil lens fluid-filled chambers iris Skin can feel ... cold, heat, touch, pressure and pain helps with motor control cerebellum Immune System the defensive network of the human body. connect sensory and motor neurons interneurons Designed to eliminate pathogens and other sicknesses that invade the body. Immune System What is the main hub for the nervous system? the brain What are the three lines of defense for the immune system? 1st: Skin/ Mucous Membranes 2nd: Inflammatory Response 3rd: Immune Response semicircular canals eardrum, hammer, anvil, stirrup 4 parts of the middle ear stirrup extends down the back and relays impulses between the brain and rest of the body Spinal Cord eardrum Cerebrum Part of the brain: controls conscious activities Nerve cells Another name for neurons are... cornea hammer
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O-retina
N-Fever
O-How many parts of the brain have we learned about?
B-What are the two parts of the nervous system and what organs are within each part?
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N-optic nerve
I-T-Cells
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N-eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin
O-skin
I-tongue
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G-B-Cells
G-pupil
I-lens
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B-iris
O-cold, heat, touch, pressure and pain
G-cerebellum
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!-interneurons
I-Immune System
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!-semicircular canals
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B-stirrup
N-Spinal Cord
G-eardrum
I-Part of the brain:
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!-Another name for neurons are...
O-cornea
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