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Slide 2 Click to begin Click to begin Your Name Slide 3 Click here for Final Jeopardy Click here for Final Jeopardy 50 40 30 20 10 Slide 4 NEURON CHEMICAL MESSENGER AUTONOMIC 10 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN 10 Point Slide 5 Back to Game DAILY DOUBLE! DAILY DOUBLE! Slide 6 The term for the fact that each part of the brain has a specific function is known as what? BRAIN FOR 10 Points Job Specialization Specificity Special Function Brain Function Back to Game Specificity Brain Function Slide 7 Congratulations! BRAIN FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game Slide 8 Sorry! BRAIN FOR 10 Points You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 9 This part of the brain connects the two hemispheres allowing them to communicate. BRAIN FOR 20 Points Corpus Collosum Cerebrum Amygdala Frontal Lobe Back to Game Slide 10 Sorry! BRAIN FOR 20 Points You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 11 Congratulations! BRAIN FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game Slide 12 Also known as the little brain, this part of the brain is responsible for voluntary movement and balance. BRAIN FOR 30 Points Hippocampus Reticular Activating System Medulla Cerebellum Slide 13 Sorry! BRAIN FOR 30 Points You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 14 Congratulations! BRAIN FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game Slide 15 The quote _______ says what ______ hears refers to BRAIN FOR 40 Points Temporal and Motor Broca and Wernicke Motor and Temporal Wernicke and Broca Back to Game Slide 16 Sorry! BRAIN FOR 40 Points You Lost 40 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 17 Congratulations! BRAIN FOR 40 Points You Win 40 Points! Back to Game Slide 18 The term referring to the fact that even when the brain has been damaged, it can still recover and eventually function normally is known as what? BRAIN FOR 50 Points Plasticity Flexibility Refractory Period Recovery Back to Game Slide 19 Sorry! BRAIN FOR 50 Points You Lost 50 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 20 Congratulations! BRAIN FOR 50 Points You Win 50 Points! Back to Game Slide 21 This branch like structure of the neuron is responsible for receiving and collecting messages. NEURON FOR 10 Points Cell body Dendrites Axon Myelinated Sheath Back to Game Slide 22 Sorry! NEURON FOR 10 Points You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 23 Congratulations! NEURON FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game Slide 24 This is the fatty substance that allows the Action Potential to move down the axon at a quicker pace. NEURON FOR 20 Points Receptors Myelinated Sheath Axon Neurotransmitters Back to Game Slide 25 Sorry! NEURON FOR 20 Points You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 26 Congratulations! NEURON FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game Slide 27 What is the gap between neurons that a message must cross? NEURON FOR 30 Points Fissure Buffer Terminal Synapse Back to Game Slide 28 Sorry! NEURON FOR 30 Points You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 29 Congratulations! NEURON FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game Slide 30 The three main parts of a neuron are NEURON FOR 40 Points Cell Body, Axon Terminals, Axon Dendrites, Cell Body, Axon Cell Body, Mylenation, Axon Dendrites, Axon, Mylenation Back to Game Slide 31 Sorry! NEURON FOR 40 Points You Lost 40 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 32 Congratulations! NEURON FOR 40 Points You Win 40 Points! Back to Game Slide 33 What is the medical condition that results from a loss in myelination? NEURON FOR 50 Points Epilepsy Autism Paralysis Multiple Sclerosis Back to Game Slide 34 Sorry! NEURON FOR 50 Points You Lost 50 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 35 Congratulations! NEURON FOR 50 Points You Win 50 Points. Back to Game Slide 36 What system branches out from the spine and is responsible for all information going to and from the brain? NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 10 Points Autonomic Nervous System Peripheral Nervous System Central Nervous System Parasympathetic Nervous System Back to Game Slide 37 Sorry! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 10 Points You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 38 Congratulations! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game Slide 39 The central computer of the body. NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 20 Points Spine Nerves Neurons Brain Back to Game Slide 40 Sorry! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 20 Points You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 41 Congratulations! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game Slide 42 The system that is only responsible for all involuntary bodily functions. NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 30 Points Autonomic Nervous System Somatic Nervous System Peripheral Nervous System Central Nervous System Back to Game Slide 43 Sorry! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 30 Points You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 44 Congratulations! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game Slide 45 What nervous system is goes into action when you throw a ball? NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 40 Points Parasympathetic Nervous System Somatic Nervous System Autonomic Nervous System Sympathetic Nervous System Back to Game Slide 46 Sorry! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 40 Points You Lost 40 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 47 Congratulations! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 40 Points You Win 40 Points! Back to Game Slide 48 The peripheral nervous system consists of __________________, which carry messages from special receptors in the skin, muscles, and internal organs to the brain, and __________________, which carry messages from the brain to the muscles, glands, and internal organs. NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 50 Points Hormones, Neurotransmitters Motor nerves, Sensory nerves Sensory nerves, Motor nerves Neurotransmitters, Hormones Back to Game Slide 49 Sorry! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 50 Points You Lost 50 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 50 Congratulations! NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR 50 Points You Win 50 Points! Back to Game Slide 51 What are the three main categories of chemical messengers? CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 10 Points Hormones, Glands, Neurons Neurotransmitters, Endorphins, Hormones Endorphins, Neural Pulses, Hormones Glands, Endorphins Neurotransmitters Back to Game Slide 52 Sorry! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 10 Points You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 53 Congratulations! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game Slide 54 Neurotransmitters bind to the _________ _______ of the receiving cell. CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 20 Points Postsynaptic Cell Axon Terminal Mylenated Sheath Receptor Sites Back to Game Slide 55 Sorry! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 20 Points You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 56 Congratulations! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game Slide 57 Problems can occur when there is a lack of _______ among the chemical messengers. CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 30 Points balance communication energy blood Back to Game Slide 58 Sorry! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 30 Points You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 59 Congratulations! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game Slide 60 A chemical substance that is released by glands into the bloodstream effecting bodily organs is called a PLACES DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points Endorphin Neurotransmitter Glutamate Hormone Back to Game Slide 61 Sorry! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points You Lost 80 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 62 Congratulations! YOU WON THE DAILY DOUBLE! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points You Win 80 Points. Back to Game Slide 63 _________ are your bodys natural pain killers. CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 50 Points Hormones Endorphins Neurotransmitters Neural Pulses Back to Game Slide 64 Sorry! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 50 Points You Lost 50 Points. Back to GameTry Again Slide 65 Congratulations! CHEMICAL MESSENGERS FOR 50 Points You Win 50 Points! Back to Game Slide 66 If you were being chased by a dog, which system would go into action? Central Sympathetic Parasympathetic Somatic Back to Game AUTONOMIC FOR 10 Points Slide 67 Sorry! You Lost 10 Points. Back to GameTry Again AUTONOMIC FOR 10 Points Slide 68 Congratulations! AUTONOMIC FOR 10 Points You Win 10 Points! Back to Game Slide 69 The sympathetic nervous system would be activated by the ______________. Adrenal Glands Sweat Glands Parasympathetic Nervous System Reticular Activating System Back to Game AUTONOMIC FOR 20 Points Slide 70 Sorry! You Lost 20 Points. Back to GameTry Again AUTONOMIC FOR 20 Points Slide 71 Congratulations! AUTONOMIC FOR 20 Points You Win 20 Points! Back to Game Slide 72 The parasympathetic nervous system causes the stomach to do what? Decrease activity Shut down Has no effect Increase activity Back to Game AUTONOMIC FOR 30 Points Slide 73 Sorry! You Lost 30 Points. Back to GameTry Again AUTONOMIC FOR 30 Points Slide 74 Congratulations! AUTONOMIC FOR 30 Points You Win 30 Points! Back to Game Slide 75 After being chased by the dog, your heart and breathing rate slow down and your pupils constrict indicating that your _______________ has gone into action. Sympathetic System Somatic Nervous System Parasympathetic System Neurotransmitters Back to Game AUTONOMIC FOR 40 Points Slide 76 Sorry! You Lost 40 Points. Back to GameTry Again AUTONOMIC FOR 40 Points Slide 77 Congratulations! AUTONOMIC FOR 40 Points You Win 40 Points! Back to Game Slide 78 An increase in sweat gland activity and decrease in salivary gland activity would be caused by the _________. Parasympathetic Nervous System Sympathetic Nervous System Adrenal Glands Somatic Nervous System Back to Game AUTONOMIC FOR 50 Points Slide 79 Sorry! You Lost 50 Points. Back to GameTry Again AUTONOMIC FOR 50 Points Slide 80 Congratulations! AUTONOMIC FOR 40 Points You Win 50 Points! Back to Game