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| cornia, pupil iris, lens, humor, retina, optic nerve |
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| regulated blood gluclose levels |
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| energy use; increases the rate at whic you use energy |
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| T cells, destroys diseases immune system |
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| regulates calcium levels in the blood. |
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| fight-or-flight ; epinephrine |
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| affects hormones of other glands |
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| gathers information internal and external from the body. |
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| carries muscles and glands |
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| neuron; that are axons bundled together |
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| from the dendrite to the axon |
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| say the hearing sequence out loud: |
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| outer ear, ear canal, ear drum, ear bones , cochlea |
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| involuntary movements; another name for the medulla is the brain stem |
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| the biggest part of the brain, thinking and memories |
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| what connects the body to the nervous system ? |
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| vibration , touch , pressure, pain |
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| one step affects the previous steps |
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| cells that make chemicals (special cells) |
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| liver, another sugar in the liver |
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