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Honors Biology - Unit Test Review Sheet – Nervous and Endocrine Systems Vocabulary Autonomic Nervous System Central Nervous System Cerebrum Cerebellum Corpus Luteum Diabetes Effector Endocrine Gland Estrogen Feedback Mechanism Follicle FSH Glucagon Growth Hormone Homeostasis Hormone Hypothalamus Impulse Insulin Interneuron Involuntary Action LH Medulla Meninges Menstrual Cycle Motor Neuron Negative feedback Nerve Neuron Neurotransmitter Ovary Oviduct Ovulation Peripheral Nervous System Pituitary Gland Progesterone Receptor Reflex Reflex Arc Regulation Secretion Sensory Neuron Somatic Nervous System Spinal Cord Stimulus Synapse Target cells (tissues, organs) Testosterone Thyroid Thyroxine Uterus Vagina Voluntary Action Objectives 1. Identify (in general) the chemical messengers of the nervous and endocrine system, and where each messenger goes after it is released, and their importance in cell communication. 2. Identify and understand the importance of receptors on target cells. 3. Understand the importance of the shape of receptors and hormones in determining the specificity of Hormone action. 4. Identify the neurons in a reflex arc, the function of each, and the route in which an impulse travels in a reflex. 5. Identify the structure and function of the cerebrum, cerebellum, medulla, and spinal cord. 6. Identify the structure and function of the meninges. 7. Understand the function of the autonomic and somatic nervous systems. 8. Identify the symptoms, cause, and treatment of a disease of the nervous system. 9. Understand the importance and provide an example of negative feedback. 10. Understand the function of insulin, glucagon, thyroxin, testosterone, growth hormone, FSH, LH, estrogen, and progesterone. 11. Identify the gland that produces each of the hormones listed above. 12. Identify the function of each hormone in the human menstrual cycle, and the glands that produce each of them. 13. Identify the order of stages in the human menstrual cycle. 14. Identify similarities and differences between the nervous and endocrine systems.