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By: Sean, Katie, Eddie, and Julia

Brain stem Cerebellum Cerebrum Spinal cord

Cerebellum Controls balance, and posture, helps fine-tune movements controls blood pressure, heart beat, respiration, and digestion cerebrum cerebellum medulla Spinal cord

A group of nerves that goes from the brain to the hips Organizes information that the senses gather

Peripheral nervous system Involuntary movements Not under conscious control: Heart rate, breathing, digestion, and glandular functions Cranial and spinal nerves travel from the central nervous system to the skeletal muscles

Function Internal and external exchanges that bring about a response A response triggered by internal and external changes

Function continued Regulation of steady, life- maintaining conditions

Healthy nervous system Learn new skills to build new nerve connections in the brain Eat a good and well balanced diet

What was this power point about What is Homostatis What is a stimulus What is the brain stem What is the cerebrum What is the cererbellum

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