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Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons, inter neurons, motor neurons, Peripheral Nervous system, parasympathetic system, sympathetic system, Reflex HW: due Wednesday read pages 432-439 in textbook. Answer questions 439 #’s 1-4 on loose leaf. Remember to write questions and answers!

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Page 1: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous

System? Do Now: What is a neuron?

Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons, inter neurons, motor neurons, Peripheral Nervous system, parasympathetic system, sympathetic system, Reflex

HW: due Wednesday read pages 432-439 in textbook. Answer questions 439 #’s 1-4 on loose leaf. Remember to write questions and answers!

Page 2: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

Function of the Nervous System

Process Information

Stores Information

Controls Voluntary movements

Controls Involuntary process and actions

Stimulus Vs Response

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Types of Neurons

Sensory Neurons

Interneurons

Motor Neurons

Page 4: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

Aim: How is the nervous system arranged and what is the function

of the synapse? Do Now: How does a neuron’s structure compliment its

function?

Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters,

sensory neurons, inter neurons, motor neurons, Peripheral Nervous system, parasympathetic system, sympathetic system, Reflex

HW: due tomorrow read pages 432-439 in textbook. Answer questions 439 #’s 1-4 on loose leaf. Remember to write questions and answers!

Journals due on Tuesday for those participating in the research project

Page 5: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

What is a Neuron? Sketch a picture in your notebooksWork together to label and define the parts of the neuron

Cell Body

Page 6: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

The Synapse and Neurotransmitters…

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Synaptic Animation

http://www.bishopstopford.com/faculties/science/arthur/synapse.swf

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Parts of the Nervous System

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Aim: What are the parts to the nervous system?

Do Now: What is the function of a neurotransmitter? What would happen if a neurotransmitter stayed bound to a receptor site for a long period of time?

Hand in HW

Page 10: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

Review of HW pg 439 List and Describe the role of the three kinds of

neurons. What two parts of the brain are responsible for

controlling your balance and coordination? The synapse plays an important role in the

transmission of an impulse. What might happen if an impulse is unable to travel across a synapse for some reason?

List three feelings you might experience and describe what part of the autonomic nervous system will be most involved with each feeling.

Page 11: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

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Discussion Questions…

Based on the information about the nervous system how do you think a drug like aspirin might affect nerve impulses?

How do you think it might affect the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems?

Page 13: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

Aim: How do drugs affect the body?

Do Now: What is the difference between the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems.

HW: Pg 450 questions 1-5 due tomorrow.

Test next week on 12/12

Page 14: Aim: What are the major parts to the Nervous System? Do Now: What is a neuron? Vocabulary: Neurons, impulses, synapse, neurotransmitters, sensory neurons,

Activity Define the difference between legal drugs and

illegal drugs.

What are the different methods for administering a drug?

How do drugs affect the brain?

Describe the different types of drugs.

What is a side effect?

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