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The nervous system is a network of nerve cells and nerve fibers that transmit information all over the body, in the form of electrical impulses. All in all, the nervous system is an essential component of the human body. Without it, you would not be able to move, sense your surroundings, feel emotions, think or make decisions. Even our vital organs such as the heart, lungs and digestive system rely on it. As such it is a very complex system, with many different components without which we would not be able to function, let alone live!
There are two main parts of the nervous system. These are the central nervous system , and the peripheral nervous system.
On the full version of this video, we will cover the following topics:
- What is the nervous system? : we will need establish what exactly the nervous system is;
- Cells of the nervous system: once we have defined the nervous system, we will move on to the cells that make up the nervous system;
- Central nervous system - CNS
- Peripheral nervous system - PNS
- Clinical notes: you can look forward to a brief clinical excursion, making this exciting new information relevant to clinical and daily practice.
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