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These student notes cover various aspects of biology, specifically focusing on the nervous system and metabolism, including the concepts of homeostasis and cellular respiration. The notes incorporate explanations, processes, and responses within the body.

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**7.2** **Nervous System** - Central Nervous System (Brain, Spinal) - Peripheral Nervous System (other nerves) Neuron Composition - Dendrite - Axon - Axon Terminals - Myelin Sheath (insulate) - Synapses (gaps, neurotransmitters) 3 Types: - Sensory (To CNS) - Connector (...

**7.2** **Nervous System** - Central Nervous System (Brain, Spinal) - Peripheral Nervous System (other nerves) Neuron Composition - Dendrite - Axon - Axon Terminals - Myelin Sheath (insulate) - Synapses (gaps, neurotransmitters) 3 Types: - Sensory (To CNS) - Connector (within CNS) - Motor (away CNS) **Responding to Stimuli** - Stimulus response model: - Reflex arc -- to spinal not brain **Brain Parts** - Cerebrum (main chunk) - Folded for surface area - Complex thought + sensory - Hemispheres reversed - **Lobes:** - Frontal -- Move, think, emotion - Parietal -- Touch - Occipital -- Visual - Temporal -- Audio, language - Cerebellum - Balance - Brain Stem & Medulla - Vital involuntary functions **Divisions of PNS:** - Somatic -- Voluntary Skeletal & Muscles - Autonomic -- Involuntary - Sympathetic -- Reflex arc - [Fight/Flight Response] -- Pupils, bronchioles, heart, slow digestion - Parasympathetic -- Rest **\ ** **7.3** **Concept: Metabolism** -- Chemical Reactions in organisms - Catabolic reactions -- break down & release energy - Anabolic reactions -- build up & store energy **Process: Cellular Respiration** (in Mitochondria) - **Glucose + Oxygen -\> Carbon Dioxide + water + energy** **Substance: Enzymes** speed up reactions - Lock and key - Not used up in reactions - Are proteins, made in ribosomes ***Homeostasis*** -- Maintain constant internal environment - Hormones - Need target cell with receptor - Hypothalamus detects -\> Pituitary Gland sends hormones triggers other glands **[Blood Sugar]** High Blood -\> Pancreas -\> Insulin -\> Liver changes Glucose to Glycogen (Less sugar) Low Blood -\> Pancreas -\> Glucagon -\> Liver changes Glycogen to Glucose (More sugar) **[Body Temperature]** - Cellular Respiration heats body normally. Endothermic. **Endocrine System:** [Low Temp] -\> Hypothalamus -\> Pituitary Gland sends *MORE* TSH to thyroid -\> thyroid sends *MORE* thyroxine to body -\> Increase cellular respiration **Nervous System**: Vasoconstriction, Shivering, Piloerection, Goosebumps **Endocrine System:** [High Temp] -\> Hypothalamus -\> Pituitary Gland sends *LESS* TSH to thyroid -\> thyroid sends *LESS* thyroxine to body -\> Decrease cellular respiration **Nervous System**: Vasodilation, sweating **\ ** **11.2** **Sensation** (detection), **Perception** (interpretation) **Memory:** - Sensory -- 5sec, perceive - Short Term -- 30sec - Long Term -- lifetime, retrieve - Chunking, Contextual cues, Rehearsal **Learning:** - Classical Conditioning -- Associate unrelated - [Before] Conditioning: - Neutral stimuli (Bell) --\> No response - Unconditioned stimuli (food) --\> Unconditioned response (salivate) - [During] conditioning - Unconditioned stimuli (food) + Neutral Stimuli (Bell) --\> Unconditioned response (salivate) - [After] conditioning - *Conditioned stimuli (Bell)* --\> Conditioned response (salivate) - Operant Conditioning - Positive -- Give - Negative -- Take - Reinforcement -- Encourage behavior - Punishment -- Discourage behavior - - +R -- after a behavior, good thing given - --R -- after a behavior, Bad thing taken - +P -- after a behavior, Bad thing given - --P -- after a behavior, good thing taken - Observational Learning -- copy

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