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 2 Control Centers  Brain- rapid response (Nervous System)  Chemicals- slower adjustments  Maintain homeostasis  Hormones  Endocrine system

 Senses Changes inside your body and outside  Analyzes sensory information- Stores some and discards the rest  Ability to respond to stimuli-  1. Sensory- information coming in  2. Motor- information going out  Ex. Initiating muscle contraction  Gland secretion  Changes in Temperature  Heart Rate/Breathing

 Functions:  1. Sensory-information coming in  2 Motor- response (going out)  3. Integration-  A. Processes sensory info by analyzing and storing some of it and by making decisions for appropriate responses (interneurons)

A. CNS- Central Nervous System  Brain  Spinal Chord B. PNS- Peripheral Nervous System  Cranial Nerves  Spinal Nerves

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