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If a question is answered If a question is answered correctlycorrectly, that team , that team addsadds those points to their team those points to their team score. The opposing team score. The opposing team may now chose a question.may now chose a question.

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If a question is answered If a question is answered incorrectly, the team score incorrectly, the team score

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six topic areas:six topic areas:

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Nervous System

What do you know about…What do you know about…


Neurotransmitters


Studying the Brain


Endocrine Systems and

Language


Neuron


Brain Structures

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Nervous Nervous SystemSystem

NeurotranNeurotransmitterssmitters

Studying Studying the Brainthe Brain

Language Language and and

Endocrine Endocrine SystemSystem

NeuronNeuron Brain Brain StructuresStructures

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This part of the PNS This part of the PNS controls voluntary controls voluntary

movementsmovements

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Somatic nervous systemSomatic nervous system

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This part of the nervous This part of the nervous system controls glands, system controls glands, heartbeat, and internal heartbeat, and internal

organsorgans




Autonomic nervous systemAutonomic nervous system


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The function of this is to The function of this is to conserve energy by conserve energy by decreasing your heartbeat, decreasing your heartbeat, respiration, blood sugar, etc respiration, blood sugar, etc and generally calming you.and generally calming you.




Parasympathetic nervous Parasympathetic nervous system system


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This structure connects This structure connects our central and peripheral our central and peripheral nervous systems and is nervous systems and is

important in reflexes.important in reflexes.




Spinal cordSpinal cord


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Another name for the Another name for the somatic nervous systemsomatic nervous system




Skeletal nervous systemSkeletal nervous system


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Neurotransmitter linked Neurotransmitter linked to pain control and to pain control and

pleasurepleasure




EndorphinsEndorphins


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The sending neuron The sending neuron absorbs excess absorbs excess

neurotransmitters in a neurotransmitters in a process known as…process known as…




ReuptakeReuptake


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This type of drug molecule This type of drug molecule mimics the effects of a mimics the effects of a

neurotransmitter when it neurotransmitter when it binds at a receptor site.binds at a receptor site.




AgonistAgonist


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This neurotransmitter This neurotransmitter enables muscle action. enables muscle action.

Deterioration of this Deterioration of this occurs in Alzheimer’s.occurs in Alzheimer’s.




Acetylcholine (ACh)Acetylcholine (ACh)


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This neurotransmitter This neurotransmitter influences movement, learning influences movement, learning and emotion – excess of it is and emotion – excess of it is

linked to schizophrenia, lack of linked to schizophrenia, lack of it is linked to Parkinson’s it is linked to Parkinson’s

DiseaseDisease




DopamineDopamine


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Term for tissue Term for tissue destructiondestruction




LesionLesion


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This railroad worker This railroad worker because a psychological because a psychological case study when a case study when a tamping iron shot through tamping iron shot through his frontal lobehis frontal lobe




Phineas GagePhineas Gage


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This machine records This machine records electrical activity in the electrical activity in the

brain through electrodes brain through electrodes placed on the scalp.placed on the scalp.




Electroencephalogram Electroencephalogram (EEG)(EEG)


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Brain imaging technique Brain imaging technique that uses magnetic fields that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to see and radio waves to see

brain anatomy.brain anatomy.




Magnetic resonance Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)imaging (MRI)


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Brain imaging technique Brain imaging technique that uses a radioactive that uses a radioactive

form of glucose to create form of glucose to create a visual display.a visual display.




Positron Emission Positron Emission Tomography (PET)Tomography (PET)


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This is called the “master This is called the “master gland” and is influenced gland” and is influenced

by the hypothalamusby the hypothalamus




Pituitary glandPituitary gland


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Term for language Term for language impairment due to brain impairment due to brain

injuryinjury




AphasiaAphasia


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Name one hormone Name one hormone released from the adrenal released from the adrenal

glandsglands




Epinephrine or Epinephrine or NorepinephrineNorepinephrine


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A person who can form A person who can form words fine, but all words fine, but all

communication attempts communication attempts come out incomprehensible come out incomprehensible

likely has damage to…likely has damage to…




Wernicke’s AreaWernicke’s Area


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This hormone is secreted This hormone is secreted by the pineal glandby the pineal gland




MelatoninMelatonin


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The junction between the The junction between the axon tip of one neuron axon tip of one neuron

and the dendrite and the dendrite branches of another.branches of another.




SynapseSynapse


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Layer of fatty tissue Layer of fatty tissue encasing axon fibersencasing axon fibers




Myelin sheathMyelin sheath


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A neural impulse, a A neural impulse, a brief electrical charge brief electrical charge that travels down an that travels down an

axonaxon




Action potentialAction potential


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This drug molecule blocks This drug molecule blocks neurotransmitters from neurotransmitters from

binding at receptor sitesbinding at receptor sites




AntagonistAntagonist


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Term for the temporary Term for the temporary pause to recharge after a pause to recharge after a

neuron “fires.”neuron “fires.”




Refractory periodRefractory period


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This neural system includes This neural system includes the hippocampus, the hippocampus,

hypothalamus, and hypothalamus, and amygdalaamygdala




Limbic systemLimbic system


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This is the last lobe to This is the last lobe to become fully developed become fully developed

(at approx. age 23)(at approx. age 23)




Frontal LobeFrontal Lobe


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This structure contains the This structure contains the brain’s basic physiological brain’s basic physiological drives, such as hunger and drives, such as hunger and thirst.thirst.




HypothalamusHypothalamus


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The brain’s sensory The brain’s sensory switchboard, located on switchboard, located on top of the brainstemtop of the brainstem




ThalamusThalamus


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The brainstem is made up The brainstem is made up of these three partsof these three parts




Medulla, Reticular Medulla, Reticular formation, ponsformation, pons


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