Lots of good info in here to get us started, you don't need to KNOW all of the different cells and their names (apart from Neurons of course) but I think it helps us understand the whole workings if we can to see what the mass of the central/peripheral nervous system is made of.
What is the differnce between the SYMPATHETIC and the PARASYMPATHETIC parts of the nervous system? Its something I used to always get mixed up! But here is a really nice basic video to help remember the main differences and get us started.
Structure and Function of the Brain
Click here to 'fly through' the brain, slice by slice.
Practice labelling the parts of the brain (basic)
Practice labelling the parts of the brain (a bit harder with some terms you don't need to know, but most of them you do).
Words you don't need to learn from below - Longitudinal Fissure, Central sulcus.
Words you don't need to learn from below - Olfactory tracts, Cranial nerves, optic chasm.
Words you don't need to learn from below - Gyrus, lateral sulcus, central sulcus.
Words you don't need to learn from below - Thalamus, mid brain, partite-occiital sulcus, central sulcus.
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