2+Nerves

YOU'RE ON MY NERVES!!!!! Created by Susan, Hannah, and Emily ! ;) 

 tHE NERVOUS SYSTEM!

tHE BRAIN!!

more NERVOUS SYSTEM!!!

IB Syllabus for Nerves...

Here's a crossword puzzle created online with a bunch of vocab! It's a tough one...try it out...if you have the nerve....

Below is a link to the answer key. No cheating!!

Here's a cool website with a Medical Animation Library. It has animations for all the body systems, including nervous system. Examples include brain components, Parkinsin's disease, nerve conduction and more. Enjoy! [|Medical Animation Library]

KNOW THE BRAIN!!!!! media type="youtube" key="snO68aJTOpM" height="344" width="425"

Here's some more links to cool animations: [|Action Potential Animation] [|Anatomy of the Human Brain] (This one is pretty funny/cheesy with a "happy neuron" tour guide...) [|Sound and the ear] [|Eye animation] Try a video quiz to test your knowledge about the nervous system!!! [|Nerves Quiz]

The following is a list of ib stuff you might want to know, based on __Mrs. Romaine's ib question bank__: Also, if you are interested in doing the higher level option for anatomy, you might want to know more about the ears and eyes, which we didn't have time to cover. Some of the links above will help, as well as diagrams below and your Allott book!
 * relationship between dopamine and Parkinson's disease (see brain powerpoint and Medical animation library)
 * label a brain! (see brain powerpoint and anatomy of the brain link)
 * motor regions of a brain (see brain powerpoint)
 * knee-jerk reflex diagram (see below)
 * draw a sensory neuron (see below)
 * inhibitory and excitatory neurotransmitters (see emily's nerve powerpoint)
 * discuss Alzeihmer's (see brain powerpoint by Hannah)
 * effects of the autonmic nervous system with reference to heart beat and saliva (hannah's pp)
 * interaction of nerves muscles, and bones (see emily's powerpoint and the muscle groups stuff!)

Knee-jerk reflex Source: []

Source: http://www.thomaseyecenter.com/images/eye_diag.jpg

Diagram of retina ([])

Structure of ear ([])



Sensory versus motor neuron: (source: [])