Dr.

Ramon de Santos National High School

San Antonio, Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija

Our Nervous System’s Role

Student Presenter:
Siyensikula 2022
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TRANSITION/AUDIO/GRAPHS
1 - Title
- Introduction Audio
- Transition
- Illustration of communicating,
and senses.
- Pop up Sound Effect
- In- Video Texts
2 - Voice Over
- In- Video Texts
CONTENT
Do you know how our
nervous system works?
What are you waiting
for? Let's go and have
a learning adventure!
The nervous system is
made up of all of your
body's nerve cells. We
communicate with the
outside world through
our nervous system,
and various internal
mechanisms are
controlled at the same
time. The nervous
system receives
information through our
senses, interprets it,
and then initiates
responses, such as
making muscles move
or producing
discomfort.
When you touch a hot
pot, for example, you
instinctively pull your
hand back, and your
nerves send pain

3 - In- Video Texts
- Illustration of neurons, and
cell body.
- Pop up Sound Effect
4 - Illustration of dendrites, cell
body, and axon.
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- Pop up Sound Effect
5 - In- Video Texts
- Illustration of Central Nervous
System, and Peripheral
Nervous System.
- Pop up Sound Effect
- Transition
signals to your brain.
The nervous system
contains hundreds of
billions of nerve cells,
commonly known as
neurons. A cell body
and numerous
extensions make up
each neuron.
The shorter extensions
(called dendrites)
function as antennae,
receiving information
from other neurons and
transmitting them to the
cell body. The signals
are then sent via a
lengthy extension
(called axon) that can
be up to a meter long.
The Central Nervous
System and the
Peripheral Nervous
System are separated
by their position in the
body. The nerves in the
brain and spinal cord
make up the Central
Nervous System. It is
safely contained within

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- Illustration of moving arms,
legs, and muscles.
- Pop up Sound Effect
- Transition
7 - In- Video Texts
- Illustration of breathing, heart
rate, and metabolic activity.
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the skull and the spine's
vertebral canal. The
Peripheral Nervous
System includes all the
other nerves in the
body.
The voluntary and
involuntary nerve
systems can be
distinguished
regardless of where
they are located in the
body. The voluntary
nervous system
(somatic nervous
system) is in charge of
everything we're aware
of and can control, such
as moving our arms,
legs, and other bodily
parts
The autonomic nervous
system regulates bodily
functions that humans
cannot control
consciously. It is always
working, controlling
things like breathing,
heart rate, and
metabolic activities. It

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- Video doing physical, and
mental activity.
- Pop up Sound Effect
- Illustration of heartbeat,
breathing, and digestion.
10 - Illustration of digestion,
metabolism, and relaxation.
accomplishes this by
receiving brain
impulses and relaying
them to the rest of the
body.
The involuntary
nervous system is
made up of two parts:
The Sympathetic
Nervous System and
The Parasympathetic
Nervous System.
In the body, the
Sympathetic and
Parasympathetic nerve
systems normally
perform opposite
functions. Your body's
Sympathetic nervous
system gets ready for
physical and mental
activities. It increases
the rate and strength of
your heartbeat, opens
your airways to make
breathing easier, and
suppresses digestion.
When we are at rest,
the parasympathetic
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- End Credits charge of bodily
functions including
digestion, metabolism,
and relaxation.
However, the
sympathetic and
parasympathetic
nervous systems do not
necessarily act in
opposition to one
another; they can also
complement one
another.
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