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What cell type primarily makes up the neural tissue responsible for protection and support?
What cell type primarily makes up the neural tissue responsible for protection and support?
What characteristic differentiates neurons from other types of cells?
What characteristic differentiates neurons from other types of cells?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the volume of neural tissue?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the volume of neural tissue?
What event occurs when a neuron is suitably stimulated?
What event occurs when a neuron is suitably stimulated?
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Neural tissue is primarily responsible for which of the following functions?
Neural tissue is primarily responsible for which of the following functions?
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Flashcards
Neural tissue control
Neural tissue control
Neural tissue has the strongest influence on how the body responds to changes in its circumstances.
Neuron function
Neuron function
Neurons are cells that can produce and transmit electrical messages.
Neuroglia role
Neuroglia role
Neuroglia cells protect and support neurons.
Neuroglia volume
Neuroglia volume
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Neuron Stimulation
Neuron Stimulation
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Study Notes
Neural Tissue Control
- Neural tissue has the greatest control over the body's response to changes.
- Neurons are the fundamental units of the nervous system.
- Neurons are excitable cells, capable of generating electrical disturbances.
- Neuroglia are cells that support and protect neurons.
- Neuroglia make up over half the volume of neural tissue.
- Electrical disturbances travel rapidly along neuron's plasma membrane when stimulated.
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Test your knowledge about neural tissue and its role in the body's response to changes. This quiz covers essential concepts related to neurons, their excitability, and the supportive role of neuroglia. Dive into the fundamentals of nervous system structure and function.