5.4 The nervous system

 The nervous system
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 The nervous system
Basic 5.4 and 5.7                         

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Regels
  1. Camera aan 
  2. Microfoons gedempt
  3. Bij vragen handje omhoog 

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H5: sensing / perceiving your environment

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5.1 Perceiving the environment
Read p. 88-89
Make assignments 1-3

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Senses in the human





Sense (zintuig) = "meetapparatuur"/ receptor om de omgeving mee waar te nemen.   All senses = sensory system

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Senses
In the senses are sensory cells, they are connected to nerve cells (that send              impulses 
towards the brain)

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What happens with stimuli?
Stimuli are sensed by sensory cells
They produce impulses

The impulses  ('seintjes')
go towards and from the brain

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Perceiving and reacting to the environment


stimuli - (impuls)->   Perception   -(impuls)->    Reaction    
(effect)      


 

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Leerdoelen
Aan het einde van de les:
  • Kan je de bouw en functie van het zenuwstelsel beschrijven 
    (centrale organen en losse zenuwen)
  • Kan je de bouw en functie van zenuwen beschrijven.  

  • Kan je een reflexboog en bewuste reactie beschrijven 
    (zenuwen die alleen via ruggemerg lopen of via de hersenen)

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The nervous system

  • Central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) 

  • Seperate nerves 

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Nerve cells
We have billions of nerve cells

  • Cell body and long protrusions called: axons and dendrites

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Nerves
  • Big bundles consisting of many nerve cells 

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Nervous system in action
  1. Senses receive stimuli
  2. Sensory cells produce impulses 
  3. Impulses travel by nerves to the spinal cord
  4. Trough spinal cord towards the brain
  5. The brain processes these impulses to perceive 
    the environment, (conscience = bewustzijn)
  6. Impulses are sent down to the muscles and glands. 
  7. Muscles and glands react  (effect) 

    "move arm towards chocolate and produce saliva"

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Three main types of neuron

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Volunteer for an experiment?
Sit on the table with eyes shut

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Conscious reaction (bewust)

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Reflex (en reflexboog)
Reflexboog


Reflex arc - (withdrawal reaction)

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5.4 Nervous system
  • Read p. 110-113
  • Assignments 1 t/m 3, + 5, 6 and 7 + 9

Tell any difficult words that you want to translate and write in your notebook: 
use your glossary!
Component = onderdelen 

Finish 5.1 senses - Read p. 88-89
Make assignments 4 t/m 10 


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Types of stimuli
  • Some stimuli are too weak, beneath the threshold value of the sensory organ: you don't notice them
  • Adequate stimulus = stimulus belonging to a sensory organ, low threshold value. (e.g. light for eyes
  • Stronger stimulus > higher amount of impulses = higher impulse frequency

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How impulses start
Stimulus needs to be strong enough. The lowest intensity of stimulus that causes an impulse = threshold value.

A stimulus must first reach the threshold value. If the stimulus then gets even stronger, the impulse frequency increases: more impulses are sent every second. The strength of the signal is always the same in an impulse 

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5.4 Nervous system
5.7 nerves and impulses
  • Finish 5.4: Assignments 5, 6 and 7 (+ 9)
- also read Basic 5.7 
- makes assignment 1 till 6 

Tell any difficult words that you want to translate and write in your notebook: 
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Bedenk zelf een voorbeeld waarbij een prikkel leidt tot reacties bij een klier of spier. Beschrijf hierbij het hele proces en gebruik in je antwoord alle de onderdelen van het zenuwstelsel en het begrip impulsen.

(gebruik boek p. 110-113 ; klaar? Begin met opdr. 1 & 2
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Slide 23 - Open question

Summary 4.4
nervous system
  • central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and the seperate nerves 

  • Route of a stimulus till reaction of muscle
    trough nerves

  • Senses give information, brain processes
    Muscles/glands react.  

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