3. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND EFFECTOR ORGANS


3. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND EFFECTOR ORGANSVersion en ligne This test has questions of all kinds about the nervous system and effector organs. Everything is taken from the notebook, so if you know this and the muscles and bones, you practically have the exam. It is recommended for studying. par Alerayo 1 Name one of the two parts of the nervous system (if it is not correct and you think it is, please check it again, as there is only one valid answer, but yours may also be correct) Written answer 2 The central nervous system consists of the... Select the parts (or the part) through which it passes. Choose one or more answers a cochlea b brain c spinal cord d spinal medul e skull f nerves 3 The peripherial nervous system is made up of the... Select the parts (or the part) through which it passes. a cochlea b brain c spinal cord d spinal medul e skull f nerves 4 What is the function of the brain? The brain... a receives and processes information and controls thinking, memory and the functioning of vital organs, such as the heart b receives and interprets the stimuli and produces quick and automatic responses c receives and processes information about stimuli before sending it to the corresponding effector organ d is made up of bones, muscles and joints 5 " " receives and interprets the stimuli and produces quick and automatic responses a brain b nerves c spinal cord d musculoskeletal system e peripherial nervous system f effector organs 6 The " " receives and processes information about stimuli before sending it to the corresponding effector organ a effector organs b musculoskeletal system c nerves d nervous system 7 The " " then produce a response to the stimuli a musculoskeletal system b effector organ c nervous system d sternocleidomastoid e nerves 8 These effector organs are part of the " " a musculoskeletal system b sternocleidomastoid c nerves d central nervous system 9 What is the definition of "joints"? JOINTS: a Are muscles that receives and processes information about stimuli before sending it to the corresponding effector organ b Are fifty mobile bones connected c Are where two or more bones are connected d Are made up of nerves 10 Select the fixed bones a Skull bones b Vertebrae c Rib cage d Hips e Knees f Elbows 11 Select the semi-mobile bones Choose one or more answers a Vertebrae b Skull bones c Rib cage d Ankles e Elbows f Knees 12 Select the mobile bones Choose one or more answers a Rib cage b Elbows c Hips d Ankles e Knees f Skull bones Explanation 1 If you think your answer was correct and it was the fault of a letter, capital letter, or a word like "the" before it, check it again and compare it with the notebook.

3. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND EFFECTOR ORGANSVersion en ligne

This test has questions of all kinds about the nervous system and effector organs. Everything is taken from the notebook, so if you know this and the muscles and bones, you practically have the exam. It is recommended for studying.

par Alerayo

Name one of the two parts of the nervous system (if it is not correct and you think it is, please check it again, as there is only one valid answer, but yours may also be correct)

Written answer

The central nervous system consists of the... Select the parts (or the part) through which it passes.

Choose one or more answers

cochlea

brain

spinal cord

spinal medul

skull

nerves

The peripherial nervous system is made up of the... Select the parts (or the part) through which it passes.

cochlea

brain

spinal cord

spinal medul

skull

nerves

What is the function of the brain? The brain...

receives and processes information and controls thinking, memory and the functioning of vital organs, such as the heart

receives and interprets the stimuli and produces quick and automatic responses

receives and processes information about stimuli before sending it to the corresponding effector organ

is made up of bones, muscles and joints

" " receives and interprets the stimuli and produces quick and automatic responses

brain

nerves

spinal cord

musculoskeletal system

peripherial nervous system

effector organs

The " " receives and processes information about stimuli before sending it to the corresponding effector organ

effector organs

musculoskeletal system

nerves

nervous system

The " " then produce a response to the stimuli

musculoskeletal system

effector organ

nervous system

sternocleidomastoid

nerves

These effector organs are part of the " "

musculoskeletal system

sternocleidomastoid

nerves

central nervous system

What is the definition of "joints"? JOINTS:

Are muscles that receives and processes information about stimuli before sending it to the corresponding effector organ

Are fifty mobile bones connected

Are where two or more bones are connected

Are made up of nerves

Select the fixed bones

Skull bones

Vertebrae

Rib cage

Hips

Knees

Elbows

Select the semi-mobile bones

Choose one or more answers

Vertebrae

Skull bones

Rib cage

Ankles

Elbows

Knees

Select the mobile bones

Choose one or more answers

Rib cage

Elbows

Hips

Ankles

Knees

Skull bones

Explanation

If you think your answer was correct and it was the fault of a letter, capital letter, or a word like "the" before it, check it again and compare it with the notebook.