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    The nervous system is composed of millions of nerve cells called neurons that send messages through stimuli. There are three main parts of the nervous system - receptors that receive stimuli, conductors that carry impulses, and effectors that respond to impulses. Neurons have cell bodies, dendrites, and axons and can be sensory, motor, or intermediate neurons. The nervous system functions to receive and respond to sensations, remember and recall memories, express emotions, and control the body.

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    The nervous system is composed of millions of nerve cells called neurons that send messages through stimuli. There are three main parts of the nervous system - receptors that receive stimuli, conductors that carry impulses, and effectors that respond to impulses. Neurons have cell bodies, dendrites, and axons and can be sensory, motor, or intermediate neurons. The nervous system functions to receive and respond to sensations, remember and recall memories, express emotions, and control the body.

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    The nervous system is composed of millions of nerve cells called neurons that send messages through stimuli. There are three main parts of the nervous system - receptors that receive stimuli, conductors that carry impulses, and effectors that respond to impulses. Neurons have cell bodies, dendrites, and axons and can be sensory, motor, or intermediate neurons. The nervous system functions to receive and respond to sensations, remember and recall memories, express emotions, and control the body.

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    Erfan Efendi ( 0119017 )


    Hikmayatul Nur S ( 0119037 )
    Reki Novita Kaesti ( 0119043 )
    The nervous system is To respond to these stimuli,
    composed of millions of there are 3 components that
    nerve cells of varying shapes. must be owned by the nervous
    This system consists of the system, including:
    central nervous system and 1. Receptors.
    the peripheral nervous 2. Impulse Conductor.
    system. 3. Effector.
    The nervous system consists
    of millions of nerve cells,
    often referred to as neurons,
    which function in sending
    messages (impulses) in the
    form of stimuli or responses.
    The nervous system is Based on its shape, a nerve
    composed of nerve cells cell consists of a cell body,
    called neurons. Neurons are dendrites, and axons.
    the structural and functional Based on their structure and
    units of the nervous system. function, nerve cells can be
    Neurons have the ability to divided into 3 types, namely
    respond to strong stimuli. sensory nerve cells, motor
    Neurons cannot divide so they nerve cells, and intermediate
    cannot be replaced if they are (association) nerve cells
    damaged. Neurons come
    together to form a network to
    deliver an impulse (stimulus).
    The nervous system has several functions, including the
    following.
    1. Receive various sensations from inside and outside the body.
    2. Reacting to the sensation, facing it automatically or feeling
    and thinking about it.
    3. Save memory and release it when needed.
    4. Express emotions.
    5. Send messages to other parts of the nervous system, to
    muscles, endocrine glands and other organs.
    6. Control the body by maintaining health, avoiding or facing
    danger, and increasing pleasurable activities.
    Nervous System Impulse Delivery
    Classification. Mechanisms.
     Central Nerve System.  Impulses Through Nerve
     Peripheral Nervous Cells.
    System.  Impulses Through
     Voluntary / Somatic Synapses.
    Nerves (conscious).
     Involuntary / Autonomous

    Nervous System
    (Unconscious).
    Diseases and Disorders of the
    Nervous System.
     Stroke (Cerebrovascular  Neuritis
    accident (CVA) or Cerebral  Amnesia
    apoplexy),  Alzheimer's
     Poliomyelitis  Epilepsy
     Migraine  Paralysis
     Parkinson's
     Transection
     Neurasthonia

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