The electrical impulses go from the stimulus to the..
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stimulus
light
sound
pressure
chemicals
chemicals/smells
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Recepor
receptor
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A receptor gets information
Your nose
your eyes
your skin
your tongue
your ears
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Sensory neurone
sensory neurone
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sensory neurons carry signals from receptors to the spinal cord and brain
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CNS- central nervous system
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Your central nervous system consists of your brain and spinal cord
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Synapse
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A synapse is a gap in between firstly the sensory and relay neurone, synapses are managed by the vesicles at the end of a neurone which secrete chemicals that diffuse across the synapse.
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Relay neurone
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A relay neurone passes on the signal from the sensory neurone to the motor neurone
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synapse
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A synapse is a gap secondly in between the relay and motor neurone Synapses are managed by vesicles at the end of a neurone which secretes chemicals that diffuse across the synapse.
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Motor neurone
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A nerve cell that specifically controls and stimulates muscles and glands
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effector
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An effector is a muscle or gland. It is the thing that is effected by the stimulus
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Response
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The response is what your body does after the stimulus
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