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INTERACTION RECEPTORS EFFECTORS SENSE ORGANS NERVOUS SYSTEM

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1 INTERACTION RECEPTORS EFFECTORS SENSE ORGANS NERVOUS SYSTEM
Detect stimuli Elaborate responses Execute responses RECEPTORS EFFECTORS SENSE ORGANS NERVOUS SYSTEM LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM OTHERS substances movements

2 Detect stimuli RECEPTORS SENSE ORGANS SENSE SENSE ORGAN NERVE SIGHT Eyes Optic nerve SMELL Pituitary gland Olfatory nerve TASTE Taste buds Taste nerve TOUCH Skin receptors Nerves HEARING Ears (cochlea) Auditory nerve

3 Central Nervous System Peripheral Nervous System
Elaborate responses Our nervous system is a network of neurons NERVOUS SYSTEM Divided into Central Nervous System Peripheral Nervous System Formed by Formed by Spinal cord brain nerves Protected by Formed by Like cables Spinal column conect Brain stem cerebrum cerebellum Involuntary responses or reflex Motion Balance Learning new things The sense organs to the central nervous system Controls senses, lenguage, memory, thoughts and imagination Voluntary responses The Central nervous system to the effectors Involuntary actions (digestion…)

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