the central nervous system

mutlipolar neruon

most common

bipolar neuron

rare, sensory, nose and mouth

unipolar neuron

sensory in skin

interneuron

what is always inbetween 2 nuerons

glutamatergic

a neuron that release glutamate transmitter

GABAergic

a nueron that release GABA neurontransmitter

GABA

comes from glutanate, most abundent inhibitory neurotransmitter.

slows down the brain so not too excited

glutamate

most abundent excitatory neurontransmitter 

makes it excited 

nervous system

giant network of all of the nerves/neurons in the body to work tg

divides in central and peripberal NS

spinal cord

super highway for sensory and motor info from up and down the body (brain to body or body to brai)

brain stem

pobs and medulla

controls vital signs

cerebellum “little brain”

control balance and coordination

create, store, modify complex motor skills

cerebrum

the site of higher brain function

think, feel, decision making