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nervous system

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

a stimuli is? . a body part that dectects a stimulus . the info the body receives to cause a response . a body part that gives a response to the stimulus

Back (Answer)

the info the body receives to cause a response

#2
Front (Question)

a receptor is . info body receives to cause a response . body part that detects a stimulus . body part that gives a response to the stimulus

Back (Answer)

body part that detects a stimulus

#3
Front (Question)

effector is . body part that gives a response to the stimulus . info body receives to cause a response . a body part that detects a stimulus

Back (Answer)

body part that gives a response to the stimulus

#4
Front (Question)

chemoreceptor stimulu and sense organ is

Back (Answer)

tounge and nose and chemicals in the air

#5
Front (Question)

thermoreceptor is

Back (Answer)

skin and hot and cold

#6
Front (Question)

photoreceptor is

Back (Answer)

eyes and light

#7
Front (Question)

mechanoreceptor is

Back (Answer)

skin, ears, muscles and pressure of solid objects

#8
Front (Question)

pain receptor is

Back (Answer)

skin and sharp objects

#9
Front (Question)

Cns is made up of what?

Back (Answer)

brain and spinal cord

#10
Front (Question)

pns is made up of what?

Back (Answer)

nerves through the body

#11
Front (Question)

function of cns

Back (Answer)

receives info from pns and tells the body how to respond

#12
Front (Question)

function of pns

Back (Answer)

controls muscles and glands and takes info to and from cns

#13
Front (Question)

neuron

Back (Answer)

transmits signals throughout the body

#14
Front (Question)

dendrite

Back (Answer)

receives messages from another cell

#15
Front (Question)

axon

Back (Answer)

carries messages away from the cell body

#16
Front (Question)

myelin

Back (Answer)

insulates neurons and increases speed of nerve impulses