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ISSA CPT Chapter 3 Movement Systems

organ system - answer group of organs that work together to perform a specific
function

3 most prominent organ systems responsible for human movement - answer skeletal
muscular
nervous

the most import of the 3 systems in movement - answer nervous

nervous system - answer tissue found in brain, spinal cord, and nerves that
coordinates body activities

neurons - answer Individual cells in the nervous system that receive, integrate, and
transmit information.

neuroglia - answer cells in the brain and spinal cord that form a supporting structure
for the neurons and provide them with insulation

neurosecretory tissues - answer neurons that translate neural signals into chemical
stimuli

cell body - answer core and central structure of a neuron containing a nucleus and
other specialized organelles that aid in nervous system function

axon - answer thin tail like structure of a neuron that generates and conducts nerve
impulses

dendrites - answer rootlike structures branching out from the cell body that receive
and process signals from the axons of other neurons

sensory neurons - answer send info to the brain and spinal cord in response to
tactile, auditory or visual stimuli

motor neurons - answer receive info from the brain or spinal cord to produce
muscular contractions or activate glands

interneurons - answer nerve cells that connect neurons to other neurons

cerebrum - answer part of cns
largest part of brain
2 hemispheres

, responsible for receiving and processing sensory info and controlling the body

Cerebellum - answer region of the brain that coordinates body movements

brain stem - answer The "trunk" of the brain comprised of the medulla, pons,
midbrain, and continues downward to form the spinal cord

cerebral cortex - answer part of the brain where most neural integration occurs

midbrain - answer brain region responsible for motor movement and processing
auditory and visual info

pons - answer brain region responsible for posture, facial movement, and sleep

medulla oblongata - answer the base of the brainstem; controls heartbeat and
breathing

thalamus - answer the brain's sensory switchboard, located on top of the brainstem;
it directs messages to the sensory receiving areas in the cortex and transmits replies to
the cerebellum and medulla
regulates consciousness

decussation - answer the point where a contralateral tract crosses from left to right
(or right to left) located between the medulla oblongata and the spinal cord

frontal lobe - answer brain lobe involved in motor control, emotion, and language

Motor cortex (frontal lobe) - answer region of the frontal lobe that plans and
coordinates movement

prefrontal cortex - answer part of frontal lobe responsible for thinking, planning, and
language

parietal lobe - answer brain lobe involved in processing sensory information

somatosensory cortex - answer region of the parietal lobe responsible processing
sensations like pain, temp and touch

temporal lobe - answer lateral lobe of the brain responsible for hearing, memory and
emotion

auditory cortex - answer region of the temporal lobe responsible for hearing

occipital lobe - answer posterior lobe of brain responsible for vision

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