What is the function and basic structure of the nervous system?
NERVE SYSTEM
* Nerve system is divided into two
* Central nerve system.(CNS)
* It consist of brain and spinal cord.
* Peripheral nerve system.(PNS)
* It include all neural structures outside CNS.
(Peripheral nerves,ganglia,autonomic nerve system.)
Basic structure of nerve system.
* The structural organization of nerve system is divided into two type of cells
* Neurons
* Neuroglia.
* Neurons.
* Neuron consist of a cell body and processes.
* Cell body or soma.
* It consist of a mass of cytoplasm surrounded by plasma
membrane and contain large vesicular nucleus with prominent
nucleolus.
* The main features of cytoplasm of the neurons are
# Presence of Nissl bodies or nissl substance.
* It contain rough endoplasmic reticulum with ribonucleic
acid help in protein synthesis.
# Presence of Neurofibrils.
* Neurofibrils are filamentous strands of proteins.
* Process.
* Processes divided into two types.
* Short processes which are numerous called dendrites.
* Dendrites brings impulses towards the cell body.
* Single large process is called axon.
* it conduct nerve impulse away from the cell body.
* Myelinated axons are called nerve fibers.
* Axons termination to form telodendria which consists
of presynaptis knobs.
* Neuroglia.
* It provide structural and functional support to the axons.
* Neuroglia is numerous and account for more than half of the
brain's weight.
* Structure of neuroglia consist of highly branched cells and occupy the
spaces between the neurons to create a microenvironment for neural
activity.
* Neuroglia in CNS.
* Asterocytes.(Form blood brain barrier)
* Oligodendrocytes.(Form myelin sheath around fibers of CNS)
* Ependymal cells.(Line the ventricles of brain)
* Microglia.( Phagocytic cells)
* Neuroglia in PNS.
* Capsular cells.( Provide support ans nutrition)
* Schwann cells.(Form myelin sheath around fibers of PNS.)
Functions of nerve system.
* Receiving stimuli from within and outside of the body.
* Initiation and execution of motor responses.
* Integration of sensory information.
* Help to maintain homeostasis in the body.
* Controlling muscles and glands of the body.
* Reflex arc (Automatic involuntary refex) ia a function of nerve
system help the individual for react to a stimulus.
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