Question

Name the following:

(i) Nervous system including brain and spinal cord.
(ii) Sympathetic and parasympathetic jointly forms.
(iii) Terminal end of spinal cord.
(iv) The third neurone that is involved in reflexes, other than simple reflex.
(v) Study of structure and functions of nervous system.
(vi) Nerve which carry impulse from sensory receptor to CNS.
(vii) The nerve which carry impulse from CNS to muscles.
(viii) The peripheral matter of spinal nerve.
(ix) The peripheral matter of the brain.
(x) Outermost meningial membrane of spinal cord.
(xi) Structural and metabolic unit of nervous tissue.
(xii) The biological term given to the protective membranes of the brain.
(xiii) Cavity in which brain is situated.
(xiv) The neobrain.
(xv) The important centre of emotion.
(xvi) Paired lobes of midbrain related to the vision.
(xvii) Paired lobes of the brain related to the sense of smell.
(xviii) Fissure between the cerebral hemispheres.
(xix) Inability to write.
(xx) The busiest organ of the body.
(xxi) Inability to speak.
(xxii) The longest cranial nerve.
(xxiii) Thoracolumber region of spinal cord form.
(xxiv) Highly branched axon's end.
(xxv) Neuron only with axon.
(xxvi) White part of the eye.
(xxvii) Short sightedness.
(xxviii) Part of internal ear related to balance.
(xxix) The photosensitive pigment present in the rod cells of the retina.

Answer 1

(i) Central nervous system

(ii) Autonomic nervous system

(iii) Conus medullaris

(iv) Interneuron or connector neuron

(v) Neuroscience

(vi) Sensory nerves

(vii) Motor nerves

(viii) White matter

(ix) Grey matter

(x) Dura mater

(xi) Neuron

(xii) Meninges

(xiii) Cranium

(xiv) Neobrain is a technology to cure any disorder in the brain of infants and to protect it.

(xv) Cerebrum

(xvi) Optic lobes

(xvii) Olfactory lobes

(xviii) Median fissure

(xix) Agraphia

(xx) Brain

(xxi) Aphasia

(xxii) Trigeminal nerve

(xxiii) Sympathetic nervous system

(xxiv) Synaptic knob

(xxv) Nerve

(xxvi) Sclera

(xxvii) Myopia

(xxviii) Semi-circular canal

(xxix) Rhodopsin