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| THE STUDY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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| WHAT IS THE COMMUNICATING SYSTEM OF THE BODY THAT CONTROLS BODY FUNCTIONS AND IS THE MESSAGE CENTER? |
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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND
THE PERIPHERAL NERVES |
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| WHAT MAKES UP THE NERVOUS SYSTEM? |
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| WHAT MAKES UP THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM?? |
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| PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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| WHAT ARE ALL THE NERVES OF THE BODY CALLED?? |
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31 PAIRS OF SPINAL NERVES
12 PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES |
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| HOW MANY PERIPHERAL NERVES ARE IN THE BODY?? |
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| WHAT ARE THE 2 KINDS OF NERVES? |
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| WHAT IS A NERVE CELL CALLED? |
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| WHAT IS A BUNCH OF NEURONS(NERVES) CALLED?? |
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NUCLEUS
GRANULAR CYTOPLASM
DENDRITES
AND AXON |
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| WHAT MAKES UP THE NEURONS? |
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| WHAT IS THE GRANULAR CYTOPLASM CALLED? |
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| NERVE FIBERS THAT BRINGS THE IMPULSE INTO THE CELL. |
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| ONE FIBER THAT CARRIES IMPULSE AWAY FROM THE CELL. |
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| A SPACE BETWEEN ONE NEURON TO ANOTHER NEURON? |
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NEUROLEMMA
AND MYELIN SHEATH |
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| WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF NERVE FIBER COVERINGS?? |
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| AN INSULATION COVERING OF A NERVE FIBER THAT IS FOUND IN BOTH THE CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVES OF THE BODY. |
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PROTECTIVE COVERING
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HELPS IMPULSES TO SPREAD FASTER |
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| WHAT ARE THE 2 FUNCTIONS OF MYELIN SHEATH? |
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| THE OUTER THIN COVERING OF A NERVE FIBER THAT IS ONLY FOUND ON THE PERIPHERAL NERVES. |
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| AIDS REGENERATION OF NERVE FIBERS |
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| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF NEUROLEMMA? |
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| A WHOLE GROUP OF NERVE FIBERS IS CALLED? |
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| NERVE FIBERS ON A TRACK THAT ARE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IS CALLED? |
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SENSORY OR AFFERENT
MOTOR OR EFFERENT
CONNECTIVE OR CENTRAL |
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| WHAT ARE 3 TYPES OF NEURONS? |
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| WHAT TYPE OF NEURON CARRIES MSGS. TO THE BRAIN OR SPINAL CORD IN ALL PARTS OF THE BODY? |
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| A TYPE OF NEURON THAT SENSES SOMETHING LIKE SEE, HEAR, TOUCH, TASTE, AND FEEL. |
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| TYPE OF NEURON THAT TRANSMIT MSGS. FROM THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TO ALL PARTS OF THE BODY. |
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MAKE MUSCLE ACTIVITY
OR
CAUSE GLANDS TO EXCRETE |
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| WHAT DOES THE MOTOR (EFFERENT) NEURONS DO?? |
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| TYPE OF NEURON WHERE THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD ARE |
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| STARTS FROM THE BRAIN AND EXTENDS TO THE LOWER PART OF THE 1ST LUMBAR VERTEBRAE |
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| WHERE IS THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE BODY? |
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BONES OF THE VERTICULAR COLUMN,
CRANIUM, AND
MEMBRANES AND FLUID |
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| WHAT IS THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM PROTECTED BY? |
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| THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE MEMBRANE THAT PROTECTS THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD (CNS) |
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| A SPECIALIZED CELL OR NERVE ENDING THAT RESPONDS TO A PARTICULAR CHANGE SUCH AS LIGHT, SOUND, HEAT, TOUCH OR PRESSURE. |
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EXTEROCEPTORS
PROPRIOCEPTORS
INTEROCEPTORS |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 3 CLASSIFICATIONS OF RECEPTORS? |
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| RECEPTOR THAT SENSES THINGS TAT ARE EXTERNAL SUCH AS SMELL, HEAR, TASTE, AND TOUCH. (SENSES THE 5 DIFF. SENSES) |
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| SENSES...SENSE OF BALANCE AND SENSE OF POSITION |
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| SENSES HUNGER, THE NEED TO URINATE, THIRST, BOWL MOVEMENT, AND MENSTRUAL MUSCLE CRAMPS |
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| AN IMPULSE CONDUCTION BY A REFLEX ARCH CAUSING SOMETHING TO OCCUR LIKE MUSCLE ACTIVITY OR GLANDS TO EXCRETE. |
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DURA MATER
PIA MATER
ARACHNOID |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 3 PROTECTIVE LAYERS OF THE MENINGES? |
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| OUTER LAYER OF THE MENINGES THAT IS TOUGH AND FIBROUS WHICH ADHERE TO THE BONES OF THE SKULL. |
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Term
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Definition
| INNER LAYER THAT IS THIN AND TRANSPARENT AND LIES DIRECTLY OVER THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD WHICH CONTAINS BLOOD VESSELS THAT CARRIES NUTRIENTS AND OXYGEN. |
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| A DELICATE WEB-LIKE TISSUE FILLED WITH CEREBRO SPINAL FLUID(CSF) THAT IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE DURA AND PIA MATER. |
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| FORMED FROM THE BLOOD IN THE CAPILLARIES IN THE VENTRICLES OF THE BRAIN. |
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| SMALLEST BLOOD VESSEL IS CALLED? |
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| A CAVITY OR SPACE IN THE BODY |
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| SOME OF THE CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID FLOW UPWARD OVER THE BRAIN AND DOWNWARD OVER THE SPINAL CORD. |
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Definition
| WHERE IS THE CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID LOCATED IN THE BODY? |
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| INTO THE VEINS AND ARTERIES |
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Definition
| WHERE DO THE WASTE PRODUCTS FROM THE CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID GO? |
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Term
1. PROTECTION
2. KEEP EVEN PRESSURE
3. BRING NOURISHMENT TO BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 3 FUNCTIONS OF CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID? |
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MENINGITIS
AND
HYDROCEPHALEUS |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF COMMON CONDITIONS OF THE CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID? |
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BACTERIAL-TREATABLE W/ANTIBOTICS
VIRAL-NON-TREATABLE W/ANTIBOTICS CAN BE DEADLY ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN AND ELDERLY PEOPLE. |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF MENINGITIS? |
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| INFLAMMATION OF THE BRAIN OR SPINAL CORD |
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| BLOCKAGE OF THE RETURN OF THE CSF TO THE BRAIN, THE CSF ACCUMULATES IN THE VENTRICLE OR ARACHNOID SPACES. |
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WEIGHS 3 POUNDS
HAS A LARGE MASS OF NERVE CELLS AND FIBERS AND HAS DIVISIONS. |
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| THE LARGEST PART OF THE BRAIN THAT IS LOCATED IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE CRANIAL CAVITY. IT IS THE SITE OF INTELLECTUAL ACTIVITY, SENSORY AND MOTOR CENTER. |
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| WHICH DIVISION OF THE BRAIN IS DIVIDED BY A lONGITUDINAL FISSURE INTO 2 HALVES (RIGHT&LEFT) CALLED HEMISPHERES. |
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OUTSIDE-IS GRAY MATTER WHERE NERVE CELLS AND DENDRITES ARE.
UNDERNEATH IS WHITE MATTER THAT CONTAINS NERVE FIBERS THAT CONNECT WITH THE CELLS. |
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| WHAT IS THE CEREBRUM MADE OF? |
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| EACH HEMISPHERE OF THE CEREBRUM IS DIVIDED IN TO WHAT? |
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FRONTAL
TEMPORAL
PARIETAL
OCCIPITAL |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF CEREBRUM LOBES? |
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| WHICH LOBE COORDINATES MOTOR ACTIVITY |
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Definition
| WHICH LOBE IS LOCATED OVER THE EARS AND COORDINATES HEARING AND SPEECH? |
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| WHICH LOBE IS FOR TOUCH SENSATION AND PAIN? |
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2ND LARGEST PART OF THE BRAIN..
LIES UNDER THE OCCIPITAL LOBETHAT IS SEPARATED FROM THE CEREBRUM BY A TRANSVERSE FISSURE AND IS MADE UP OF GRAY AND WHITE MATTER. |
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1. COORDINATION
2. BALANCE
3. POSTURE EQUILIBRIUM
4. COORDINATES SKELETAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY |
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| WHAT IS THE 4 FUNCTION OF CEREBELLUM? |
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| CALLED THE BRAIN STEM BECAUSE ITS FUNCTION IS THE REFLEX CENTER FOR CRANIAL NERVE IMPULSES. CONTAINS THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA AND THE PONS. |
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| WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU HAVE A BRAIN STEM INJURY? |
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| CONNECTS THE CEREBELLUM WITH HIGHER CENTERS IN THE CEREBRUM AND REGULATES RESPIRATION, HEARTBEAT, AND BLOOD FLOW. |
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| LOCATED BETWEEN THE CEREBELLUM AND SPINAL CORD. IT IS THE SEAT OF VITAL FUNCTIONS. |
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BECAUSE IT IS THE....
RESPIRATORY CENTER
CARDIAC CENTER THAT TELLS HEART TO PUMP
VASOMOTOR CENTER THAT REGULATES BLOOD PRESSURE BY AFFECTING DIAMETER OF VESSEL. |
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| WHY IS THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA CONSIDERED THE SEAT OF VITAL FUNCTIONS? |
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| WHERE DO THE NERVE PATHWAYS CROSSOVER WHICH CAUSES THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN TO CONTROL THE LEFT SIDE OF BODY AND THE LEFT SIDE OF BRAIN TO CONTROL RIGHT SIDE OF BODY? |
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| WHAT HELPS CUSHION AND GIVE BREATHING ROOM IN THE BRAIN |
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| OVAL STRUCTURE SHAPED THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR EMOTIONS AND RESPONSIBLE FOR UNPLEASANT AND PLEASANT SENSATIONS SUCH AS PAIN, TEMPERATURE, AND TOUCH |
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Term
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| WEIGHS LESS THAN 1/4TH OF AN OUNCE AND HAS 10 FUNCTIONS |
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LINK BETWEEN MIND & BODY.
LINKS NERVOUS SYS. TO THE ENDOCRINE SYS.
PLEASURE CENTER FOR EATING DRINKING,SEX
WATER BALANCE
AROUSAL STATE-INNER CLOCK THAT MAKES U GET UP.
REGULATES APPETITE
REGULATES REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION
REGULATES TEMPERATURE
WORKS |
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Definition
| NAME 9 FUNCTIONS OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS.. |
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| WATER BALANCE AND REGULATE TEMPERATURE |
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Definition
| NAME 2 FUNCTIONS OF THE 9 FUNCTIONS OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS |
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Term
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| IT IS 17-18in. long AND 3 quarters in diameter. LIES IN THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN THAT RUNS THRU THE VERTEBRAL FORAMEN AND ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE 1ST LUMBAR VERTEBRAE. |
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1. CONDUCTS IMPULSES BETWEEN THE BRAIN AND OTHER PARTS OF THE BODY.
2. CONSERVE BY ITSELF AS A CENTER FOR REFLEXES. |
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Definition
| NAME 2 FUNCTIONS OF SPINAL CORD |
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| THEY ARE NUMBERED ACCORDING TO THE LEVEL OF THE SPINAL CORD FROM WHICH THEY EMERGE. |
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Definition
| HOW ARE THE 31 SPINAL NERVES NAMED? |
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Term
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| HOW MANY SPINAL NERVES ARE IN THE CERVICAL VERT.? |
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| PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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Definition
| WHAT IS ALL THE NERVES IN THE BODY CALLED? |
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| PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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Definition
| WHAT IS THE CONNECTING PART TO THE BRAIN, SPINAL CORD, SKIN, SENSORY AND VOLUNTARY MUSCLES? |
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1. CONDUCT IMPULSES FROM SENSORY NERVE TO BRAIN & SPINAL CORD.
2. CONDUCT MOTOR RESPONDS FROM THE BRAIN TO SPINAL CORD FOR MOTOR ACTION. |
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Definition
| WHAT ARE THE 2 FUNCTIONS OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM? |
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SYSTEM THAT WORKS INDEPENDLY OF A PERSON'S WILL AND HAVE NO CONTROL OVER.
GOVERNS CERTAIN PARTS OF THE BODY AND HAS TWO PARTS. |
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FIGHT OR FLIGHT
ACCELERATES HEART RATE, CONSTRICT BLOOD VESSELS, AND RAISES BLOOD PRESSURE |
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Definition
TELLS US TO SLOW DOWN
SLOW HEART RATE,
INCREASE INTESTINAL PERISTALSIS AND GLAND ACTIVITY
RELAXES SPHINCTER |
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