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Name: Anatomy & Physiology Nervous System Matching Activity MATCH the description in column A with the term in Column B Column A Column B 1. assists in formation & circulation of CSF A. synapse 2. neuron located entirely within CNS B. neuromuscular junction 3. neuron with a single short extension C. Schwann cell 4. composed of neurons & glia in spinal cavity D. oligodendrocyte 5. rough endoplasmic reticulum of neuron E. microglia 6. site of communication between neurons F. ependymal cell 7. 8. conducts impulse in direction of cell body G. astrocyte site of communication between neuron and muscle H. dendrite 9. neuron with many extensions 1. axon 10. body defense cell; phagocytic J. Nissl bodies 11. collection of parts that carries out all functions of the K. brain nervous system 12. forms protective barrier to neurons of the CNS L. spinal cord 13. state of conducting neuron membrane M. mixed nerve 14. state of resting neuron membrane N. receptor 15. forms myelin in CNS O. interneuron 16. composed of neurons & glia in cranial cavity P. reflex arc 17. forms myelin in PNS Q. unipolar 18. conducts impulse away from cell body R. multipolar 19. specialized dendrite of sensory neuron S. polarized 20. composed of both sensory & motor neurons (PNS) T. depolarized

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Name: Anatomy & Physiology Nervous System Matching Activity MATCH the description in column A with the term in Column B Column A Column B 1. assists in formation & circulation of CSF A. synapse 2. neuron located entirely within CNS B. neuromuscular junction 3. neuron with a single short extension C. Schwann cell 4. composed of neurons & glia in spinal cavity D. oligodendrocyte 5. rough endoplasmic reticulum of neuron E. microglia 6. site of communication between neurons F. ependymal cell 7. 8. conducts impulse in direction of cell body G. astrocyte site of communication between neuron and muscle H. dendrite 9. neuron with many extensions 1. axon 10. body defense cell; phagocytic J. Nissl bodies 11. collection of parts that carries out all functions of the K. brain nervous system 12. forms protective barrier to neurons of the CNS L. spinal cord 13. state of conducting neuron membrane M. mixed nerve 14. state of resting neuron membrane N. receptor 15. forms myelin in CNS O. interneuron 16. composed of neurons & glia in cranial cavity P. reflex arc 17. forms myelin in PNS Q. unipolar 18. conducts impulse away from cell body R. multipolar 19. specialized dendrite of sensory neuron S. polarized 20. composed of both sensory & motor neurons (PNS) T. depolarized
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Name: Anatomy & Physiology Nervous System Matching Activity MATCH the description in column A with the term in Column B Column A Column B 1. assists in formation & circulation of CSF A. synapse 2. neuron located entirely within CNS B. neuromuscular junction 3. neuron with a single short extension C. Schwann cell 4. composed of neurons & glia in spinal cavity D. oligodendrocyte 5. rough endoplasmic reticulum of neuron E. microglia 6. site of communication between neurons F. ependymal cell 7. 8. conducts impulse in direction of cell body G. astrocyte site of communication between neuron and muscle H. dendrite 9. neuron with many extensions 1. axon 10. body defense cell; phagocytic J. Nissl bodies 11. collection of parts that carries out all functions of the K. brain nervous system 12. forms protective barrier to neurons of the CNS L. spinal cord 13. state of conducting neuron membrane M. mixed nerve 14. state of resting neuron membrane N. receptor 15. forms myelin in CNS O. interneuron 16. composed of neurons & glia in cranial cavity P. reflex arc 17. forms myelin in PNS Q. unipolar 18. conducts impulse away from cell body R. multipolar 19. specialized dendrite of sensory neuron S. polarized 20. composed of both sensory & motor neurons (PNS) T. depolarized
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12