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Jeopardy
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answer. You must give the correct question.
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NeuronStructure
chemicals
Brain Structure
Lobes and Brains
Genetics
Nervous System
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What is Neuron
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Individual nerve cells
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What is the Rootlike parts of the cell that make
synaptic connections with other neurons
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Dendrites
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What isAxon
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Sends messages in a neuron
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What is a fatty covering that speeds up neural
impulses
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Myelin Sheath
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What is a Neurotransmitters
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Enables neurons to communicate
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What is Endorphins
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Pain control
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What is Dopamine
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Which chemicals function is motor movement and
alertness
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What is Serotonin
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Mood Control
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What is Motor movement
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Acetylcholine
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What is ParkinsonsandSchizophrenia
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Dopamine is associated with these diseases
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What is Autonomic Nervous System
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This controls the involuntary functions of our
body
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What is Sympathetic Nervous System
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Responds to stress
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What is Controls voluntary movements
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Somatic Nervous System
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What is Slows down the body back to normal
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Parasympathetic Nervous System
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What is message is taken to the spine and the
body reacts
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Reflexes
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What is the Hypothalamus
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Thirst, hunger, sex drive
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What is Hippocampusand Amygdala
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These are important in processing and perceiving
memory and emotion
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What is controls blood pressure, heart rate, and
breathing
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Medulla
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What is Thalamus
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receives the sensory signals from spinal cord and
sends them to the forebrain
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What is coordinates fine muscle movements
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Cerebellum
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What is the occipital Lobe
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Interprets messages from our eyes
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What is Forebrain
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Controls what we think and reason
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What is the sensory cortex
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Parietal Lobes contain this cortex
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What is life support
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The midbrain controls
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Responsible for abstract thought and emotional
control
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The frontal lobe is responsible for this
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What is the endocrine system
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System of glands that secrete hormones that
affect different biological processes
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What is adrenal glands
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Signals fight or flight response
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What is 46 chromosomes in 23 pairs
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Every cell contains this many chromosomes in this
many pairs
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What is DNA
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Genetic material that makes up everything
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What is ovaries and Testes which produce sex
hormones that cause sex differences
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Gonads are
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Final Answer EEGMRIPET
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Final Question Name three ways of studying the
brain