SENSORY SYSTEM
STANDAR OF COMPETENCE
TO RELATE THE STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION OF THE ORGAN SYSTEM IN
HUMAN AND VERTEBRATES TO THE
ENVIRONMENT, TECHNOLOGY AND
SOCIETY
BASIC OF COMPETENCE
To describe of the human nervous system and sense
organs of human and their connection with health
INDICATOR
* To compare the types of organs made up of
nervous system
* To describe the function of : brain, spinal cord, and
nerve cell in the integrated system
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL
1. Mention the function of nervous system
2. Mention the parts of nerve cell ( neurones )
3. Explain the function of parts of neurones
4. Mention three types of neurones based on its function
5. Mention three types of neurones based on amount of
cytoplasmic branch that come out from body cell
6. Mention the parts of human nervous system
7. Explain the function of parts of the brain
8. Explain the function of the spinal cord
Consist of
Neuron
Neuroglia
Axon
Unipolar
Dendrit
Cell
body
Bipolar
Multipolar
Cytoplasmic
Branch
Sensory
Motor
Function
Interneuron
1. DENDRITES
5. MYELIN SHEAT
2. CELL BODY
6. SCHWANN CELLS
3. NUCLEUS
7. NODE OF RANVIER
4. AXON
NO.
PART OF NEURON
FUNCTION
DENDRITES
CELL BODY
NUCLEUS
AXON
MYELIN SHEAT
SCHWANN CELL
NODES OF RANVIER
The
Motor Neurone
(Efferent Neuron):
Sensory Neurone
(Afferent Neuron):
Interneuron
(relay neurone):
Cerebellum
Medula Oblongata
System (CNS)
Spinal Cord
NERVES
Cranial
Somatic
SYSTEM
Spinal
Peripheral Nerves
System (PNS)
Autonomic
Sympathetic
Parasympathetic
Part Of Brain
THE BRAIN
- The nerves in the brain are protected by three layers of
membranes (dura matter, arachnoid, and pia meter)
called meninges
- The brain consist of several parts with special functions,
such as the cerebrum, cerebellum and medula
oblongata
1.The Cerebrum
- Each hemisphere of the cerebrum divided into four
lobes: frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes
- In it are lodged areas for the voluntary movement of the
skeletal muscle and interpretation of sensation
- The cerebrum is responsible for consciousness
2. THE CEREBELLUM
- The cerebellum consists of two deeply-convoluted
hemispheres.
- It has function to coordinate body movement
- The cerebellum to be center for learning motor skills implicit
memory
Spinal cord
Muscle
Receptor
Motor neuron
Sensory neuron
Interneuron
Muscle
Receptor
Motor neuron
Sensory neuron
Brain
2. Unconscious Nervous
System