Introduction

[________ is the detailed study of the shape and size of the cranium (skull) based on the former belief that they are indicative of mental faculties and character]

________ have neural plasticity- their number and structure are rapidly altered by experience.

It is white because the ________ (which are white fatty tissues) cover the axons.

________ and Schwann cells wrap around successive segments of axons to insulate them with fatty substance called myelin.

The optic (________) nerves carry visual information from the eyes.

[The ________ is a paired "C "shaped subcortical structure which lies deep inside the brain near the thalamus]

________ ventricles secrete and absorb cerebrospinal fluid.

The glossopharyngeal (________) nerves receive additional taste sensations and sensations from the throat and also control the muscles there.

________- smooth endoplasmic reticulum regulates cytoplasm.

In multipolar and bipolar neurons the ________ also receives synaptic inputs (which makes it also a part of the input zone)

________ are people who believed that the development of specific intellectual traits was associated with brain growth that literally made the skull overlying that part of the brain bulge out.

The ________ (a gap of 20- 40 nanometer) that separated the presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons.

________ can help distinguish between neurons and glia as well as identify the arrangement of neurons.

This is the neurons that responds to environment such as ________ or touch.

[________ is the study of the structural arrangement of neurons within the central nervous system (neuronal size, shape, packing, density, and staining intensity are all features that are used to characterize a specific cytoarchitectural area region or trend]

The ________ has three parts: dendrite, soma (cell body) and axon.

[________: a basic dye and is used as a common stain in histology]

The ________ (III) Trochlear (IV) Abducens (VI) nerves innervate muscles to move the eyes.

The ________ (XII) nerves control the tongue.

The vestibulocochlear (________) nerves convey information about hearing and balance.

________ stains allow a view of only occasional cells.

Each nerve is made up of motor fibers- projecting from the ventral (front) of the ________ to the organs and muscles.

________ support the brain.