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nervous tissue
initiates and transmits nerve impulses to coordinate physiological function
this is not just neurone, but also includes different cells coinciding with one another
afferent vs efferent division
afferent:
signals coming into the CNS
caused by sensory and visceral stimuli
efferent:
signals coming out of the CNA
3 branches: somatic, autonomic, enteric
3 branches of the efferent division
somatic. - consists of motor neurone associated with the skeletal system
autonomic - regulates w/ homeostasis
enteric - modulates the digestive system
PNS vs CNS
CNA - brain & spinal chord
PNS - nerve fibres carry info b/n CNS and body
central nervous system - brain & spinal chord
brain:
cerebrum - cortex + subcortical structures
cerebellum
brainstem - thalamus, midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata
spinal chord:
cervical (8 nerve pairs)
thoracic (12 nerve pairs)
lumbar (5 nerve pairs)
sacrum (5 nerve pairs)
coccygeal (1 nerve pair)
brief anatomy of the brain
brain is comprise