NeurÂal conÂtrol and coorÂdiÂnaÂtion involve the nerÂvous and endocrine sysÂtems workÂing togethÂer to regÂuÂlate body activÂiÂties. The nerÂvous sysÂtem proÂvides rapid, short-lived responsÂes, while the endocrine sysÂtem proÂvides slow, long-lastÂing responsÂes.
A. ComÂpoÂnents:
ComÂpoÂnent | FuncÂtion |
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NeuÂrons (Nerve Cells) | StrucÂturÂal and funcÂtionÂal unit; transÂmit elecÂtriÂcal and chemÂiÂcal sigÂnals. |
NeuÂroglia (Glial Cells) | SupÂport, insuÂlate, and proÂtect neuÂrons. |
B. NeuÂron StrucÂture:
C. Types of NeuÂrons:
Type | DescripÂtion |
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SenÂsoÂry (AfferÂent) | CarÂry impulsÂes from recepÂtors to the CNS. |
Motor (EfferÂent) | CarÂry impulsÂes from the CNS to effecÂtors (muscles/glands). |
InterneuÂrons (AssoÂciÂaÂtion) | ConÂnect senÂsoÂry and motor neuÂrons withÂin the CNS. |
D. Nerve Impulse ConÂducÂtion:
E. CenÂtral NerÂvous SysÂtem (CNS):
F. PeriphÂerÂal NerÂvous SysÂtem (PNS)
Rapid, involÂunÂtary response to a stimÂuÂlus. ExamÂple: withÂdrawÂing hand from a hot object.
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