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Froggy Jumps PMTSP- The Nervous SystemVersión en línea Cosmetology Anatomy- Nervous System terms- Froggy Jump por Katarina Borghoff 1 What sub-system handles involuntary body functions like heartbeat and digestion? a Somatic nervous system b Central nervous system c Autonomic 2 Which nerve is the primary motor nerve of the face (7th cranial nerve)? a Trigeminal Nerve b Optic Nerve c Facial Nerve 3 Which nervous system part includes the brain and spinal cord? a Central (Cerebrospinal) b Autonomic c Peripheral 4 Which branch of the facial nerve extends to the muscles of the cheek? a Temporal b Zygomatic c Cervical 5 Which nerve begins in the lower back and runs down the leg? a Sciatic b Radial c Ulnar 6 Which system eliminates waste through skin, liver and kidneys? a Endocrine System b Digestive System c Excretory System 7 Central (Cerebrospinal) a Sub-system of the nervous system responsible for all voluntary body action; brain, spinal cord, spin b Controls heart rate and digestion c Stores memories 8 Brain a Transmits signals to muscles only b Filters blood c Controls the nervous system; command center of the body 9 Spinal Cord a Sensory nerve endings b Composed of long nerve fibers and holds 31 pairs of spinal nerves c Produces hormones 10 Peripheral a Covers the skull b Part of the brain c Network of nerve cells that carry messages to and from the central nervous system 11 Axons a Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell b Nerve cells that BRING information TO the cell body c Support cells that myelinate neurons 12 Central (Cerebrospinal) a Autonomic; Sub-system of the nervous system responsible for all involuntary body functions; operates b Sub-system of the nervous system responsible for all voluntary body action; composed of brain, spina c Peripheral; Network of nerve cells that carry messages to and from the central nervous system 13 Brain a Sub-system of the nervous system responsible for all involuntary body functions; operates body syste b Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell c Controls the nervous system; command center of the body 14 Spinal Cord a Composed of long nerve fibers and holds 31 pairs of spinal nerves b Nerve cells that BRING information TO the cell body c Sensory nerve endings that send sensory messages to the brain 15 Peripheral a Composed of long nerve fibers and holds 31 pairs of spinal nerves b Network of nerve cells that carry messages to and from the central nervous system c Motor nerves that carry messages from the brain to muscles and glands 16 Axons a Sensory nerve endings that send sensory messages to the brain b Nerve cells that BRING information TO the cell body c Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell 17 Dendrites a Nerve cells that BRING information TO the cell body b Sensory nerve endings that send sensory messages to the brain c Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell 18 Afferent a Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell b Sensory nerves that carry messages to the brain and spinal cord c Motor nerves that carry messages from the brain to muscles and glands 19 Receptors a Motor nerves that carry messages from the brain to muscles and glands b Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell c Sensory nerve endings that send sensory messages to the brain 20 Efferent a Motor nerves that carry messages from the brain to muscles and glands b Sensory nerves that carry messages to the brain and spinal cord c Nerve cells that BRING information TO the cell body 21 Trifacial Nerve a Primary motor nerve of the face; 7th cranial nerve; controls muscles of facial expression b Chief sensory nerve; 5th cranial nerve; transmits facial sensations to the brain c 11th cranial nerve; affected when using massage movements during a facial 22 Facial Nerve a 11th cranial nerve; affected when using massage movements during a facial b Primary motor nerve of the face; 7th cranial nerve; controls muscles of facial expression c Chief sensory nerve; 5th cranial nerve; transmits facial sensations to the brain 23 Accessory a Primary motor nerve of the face; 7th cranial nerve; controls muscles of facial expression b 11th cranial nerve; affected when using massage movements during a facial; extends into sternocleido c Chief sensory nerve; 5th cranial nerve; transmits facial sensations to the brain 24 Autonomic a Nerve cells that TAKE information AWAY from the nerve cell b Sub-system of the nervous system responsible for all involuntary body functions; operates body syste c Sub-system of the nervous system responsible for all voluntary body action; composed of brain, spina 25 Ophthalmic a Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face b Branch of the trifacial nerve; top 1/3 of the face c Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead 26 Supraorbital a Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead b Branch of the ophthalmic; top 1/3 of the face c Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face 27 Supratrochlear a Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face b Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of the upper side of the nose and between the eyes c Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead 28 Infratrochlear a Branch of the ophthalmic; emerges on the skin of the upper eyelid and side of the nose b Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face c Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of the upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead 29 Nasal a Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face b Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to the tip and lower side of the nose c Branch of the ophthalmic; top 1/3 of the face 30 Maxillary a Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face b Branch of the trifacial nerve; middle 1/3 of the face c Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead 31 Zygomatic a Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face b Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead c Branch of the maxillary; extends to the side of the forehead, temple and upper part of the cheek 32 Infraorbital a Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead b Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face c Branch of the maxillary; extends to lower eyelid, side of the nose, upper lip and mouth 33 Mandibular a Branch of the maxillary; middle 1/3 of the face b Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face c Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead 34 Auriculotemporal a Branch of the ophthalmic; extends to skin of upper eyelid, eyebrow and forehead b Branch of the mandibular; extends to the ear and area from top of head to temple c Branch of the trifacial nerve; bottom 1/3 of the face 35 Mental a Branch of the mandibular; extends to the lower lip and chin b Branch of the mandibular; bottom 1/3 of the face c Branch of the maxillary; middle 1/3 of the face 36 Posterior Auricular a Zygomatic; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of cheek b Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles behind and below ear c Temporal; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of temple, side of forehead, eyebrow, eyeli 37 Temporal a Posterior Auricular; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles behind and below ear b Buccal; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of the mouth c Branch of the facial nerve;extends to muscles of temple, side of forehead, eyebrow, eyelid and upper 38 Zygomatic a Temporal; Branch of the facial nerve;extends to muscles of temple, side of forehead, eyebrow, eyelid b Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of cheek c Posterior Auricular; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles behind and below ear 39 Buccal a Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of the mouth b Zygomatic; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of cheek c Temporal; Branch of the facial nerve;extends to muscles of temple, side of forehead, eyebrow, eyelid 40 Marginal Mandibular a Temporal; Branch of the facial nerve;extends to muscles of temple, side of forehead, eyebrow, eyelid b Branch of the facial nerve; extends to the muscles of the chin and lower lip c Buccal; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of the mouth 41 Cervical a Temporal; Branch of the facial nerve;extends to muscles of temple, side of forehead, eyebrow, eyelid b Zygomatic; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles of cheek c Branch of the facial nerve; extends to the muscles on the side of the neck and platysma muscle 42 Greater Occipital a Lesser Occipital; Cervical nerve that extends to muscles at the back of the skull b Greater Auricular; Cervical nerve that extends into the side of the neck and external ear c Cervical nerve that extends up the back of the scalp and top of the head 43 Lesser Occipital a Cervical nerve that extends to muscles at the back of the skull b Cervical Cutaneous; Cervical nerve that extends into the side and front of neck to breastbone c Greater Occipital; Cervical nerve that extends up the back of the scalp and top of the head 44 Greater Auricular a Cervical nerve that extends into the side of the neck and external ear b Cervical Cutaneous; Cervical nerve that extends into the side and front of neck to breastbone c Posterior Auricular; Branch of the facial nerve; extends to muscles behind and below ear 45 Cervical Cutaneous a Greater Auricular; Cervical nerve that extends into the side of the neck and external ear b Lesser Occipital; Cervical nerve that extends to muscles at the back of the skull c Cervical nerve that extends into the side and front of neck to breastbone 46 Ulnar a Radial; Extends down the thumb side of the arm and back of hand b Median; Extends down mid-forearm into the hand c Extends down the little-finger side of the arm and palm of hand 47 Radial a Median; Extends down mid-forearm into the hand b Ulnar; Extends down the little-finger side of the arm and palm of hand c Extends down the thumb side of the arm and back of handhand 48 Median a Digital; Extends into fingers of the hand b Ulnar; Extends down the little-finger side of the arm and palm of hand c Extends down mid-forearm into the hand 49 Digital a Median; Extends down mid-forearm into the hand b Extends into fingers of the hand c Ulnar; Extends down the little-finger side of the arm and palm of hand 50 Sciatic a Common Peroneal; Runs alongside the sciatic nerve from femur down to knee and fibula; splits into de b Begins in lower back and runs through buttock and down lower limb c Dorsal; Superficial nerve sitting close to the skin of the foot 51 Common Peroneal a Runs alongside the sciatic nerve from femur down to knee and fibula; splits into deep peroneal and s b Sciatic; Begins in lower back and runs through buttock and down lower limb c Dorsal; Superficial nerve sitting close to the skin of the foot 52 Dorsal a Superficial nerve sitting close to the skin of the foot b Sural; Runs down the back of the leg to the outside of the foot and little toe c Digestive System; Breaks down food to be absorbed or eliminated from the body in waste products 53 Sural a Dorsal; Superficial nerve sitting close to the skin of the foot b Runs down the back of the leg to the outside of the foot and little toe c Common Peroneal; Runs alongside the sciatic nerve from femur down to knee and fibula; splits into de 54 Digestive System a Excretory System; Emilinates solid, liquid and gaseous waste products through the skin, liver and ki b Breaks down food to be absorbed or eliminated from the body in waste products c Respiratory system; Allows you to intake oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide 55 Excretory System a Emilinates solid, liquid and gaseous waste products through the skin, liver and kidneys b Endocrine System; Directly effects hair growth, skin conditions and energy levels; secretes hormones c Digestive System; Breaks down food to be absorbed or eliminated from the body in waste products 56 Respiratory system a Endocrine System; Directly effects hair growth, skin conditions and energy levels; secretes hormones b Digestive System; Breaks down food to be absorbed or eliminated from the body in waste products c Allows you to intake oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide 57 Endocrine System a Reproductive System; Responsible for the process in which a living organism procreates; produces est b Digestive System; Breaks down food to be absorbed or eliminated from the body in waste products c Directly effects hair growth, skin conditions and energy levels; secretes hormones into bloodstream 58 Reproductive System a Responsible for the process in which a living organism procreates; produces estrogen and testosteron b Respiratory system; Allows you to intake oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide c Endocrine System; Directly effects hair growth, skin conditions and energy levels; secretes hormones

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PMTSP- The Nervous SystemVersión en línea

por Katarina Borghoff

What sub-system handles involuntary body functions like heartbeat and digestion?

Which nerve is the primary motor nerve of the face (7th cranial nerve)?

Which nervous system part includes the brain and spinal cord?

Which branch of the facial nerve extends to the muscles of the cheek?

Which nerve begins in the lower back and runs down the leg?

Which system eliminates waste through skin, liver and kidneys?

Central (Cerebrospinal)

Brain

Spinal Cord

Peripheral

Axons

Central (Cerebrospinal)

Brain

Spinal Cord

Peripheral

Axons

Dendrites

Afferent

Receptors

Efferent

Trifacial Nerve

Facial Nerve

Accessory

Autonomic

Ophthalmic

Supraorbital

Supratrochlear

Infratrochlear

Nasal

Maxillary

Zygomatic

Infraorbital

Mandibular

Auriculotemporal

Mental

Posterior Auricular

Temporal

Zygomatic

Buccal

Marginal Mandibular

Cervical

Greater Occipital

Lesser Occipital

Greater Auricular

Cervical Cutaneous

Ulnar

Radial

Median

Digital

Sciatic

Common Peroneal

Dorsal

Sural

Digestive System

Excretory System

Respiratory system

Endocrine System

Reproductive System