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There are many receptors that are included in this system.
- Chemoreceptors which detect changes in Co2, O2, and pH levels.
- Thermoreceptors which detect changes in temperature.
- Photoreceptors which include the occupital lobe, light, and the retina's rods and cones.
- Mechanorecepors which detect touch, pressure, stretching, and hearing.

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The basis of neuron tissue is neurons. There structure is in the form of a dendrite. The function allows each neuron to send electrical impulses and chemical signals to the brain and the rest of the body.

There is another tissue called Schwann's Cells which myelinate the PNS and support cells of the peripheral neurons. The cell forms a mylien sheath and they play a major role in the development, maintenance, function, and regeneration of peripheral nerves.

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First what is homeostasis? It is the balance of the body systems; your body in equilibrium. But how and what happens when your body falls into homeostatic imbalance?

Well the problem can occur by getting sick, feeling cold or hot, and more. So to counteract the situation your body can fall into a fever to heat and burn the virus cells, you might shiver or sweat, your skin hairs might rise, goosebumps may start taking form to keep your body warmer or colder depending on the situation. In relation to the nervous system, the neurons fire and send signals to the brain to impose the reaction of shivering. The nervous system is one of the most complex important parts of the body in which it controls your fingers, your eyes, your heart, and so much more to keep you alive.

Explained above can also be described as a negative feedback loop. This type of loop acts to reduce the processes that lead to an unwanted output in the system. The loop however allows the system to stabilize and control the body's homeostasis.

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Nervous System & Special Senses System - How they connect.

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Nervous System & Special Senses System - How they connect.

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In addition through special senses, stimuli is carried through the somatic and autonomic nervous system. To get you thinking lets say someone gets hurt. First pain receptors from your 5 senses will alert your brain. External stimuli contacts the special senses which contacts the Nervous system to work. The autonomic system also plays a part. Although it is an involuntary the body works by making you faint or sweat to keep you alive and balanced. So yes these two systems connect! They work together to send important messages to your body and help you stay alive and healthy.

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Nervous System & Special Senses System - How they connect. 

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Nervous System & Special Senses System - How they connect. 

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There are two systems that build the Nervous System: The Central system which controls most functions of the body and the mind. Then there is the Peripheral system which connects the CNS to environmental stimuli to gather sensory and involuntary responses. This is known as the sensory and automatic systems. Specifically the sensory system takes external stimuli , reacts with sensory receptors, and translates them into signals that relay to the brain. The brain (through constantly firing neurons) interprets the signal as either sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch also known as the 5 senses.

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A neurosurgeon is a physician who specializes in neurosurgery working on disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system including congenital anomalies.

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A neurosurgeon is a physician who specializes in neurosurgery working on disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system including congenital anomalies, trauma, tumors, vascular disorders, infections of the brain, spine, stroke, or even diseases that deteriorate the spine. They aren't just brain surgeons; they are medically trained specialist who can help patients suffering with neck and back pain, and they deal with diseases ranging from head injury to Parkinson's disease.

To become a neurosurgeon it takes an expensive amount of work and rigor. You must go through 4 years of pre-medical education at a university, 4 years of medical school, get a one year internship in general surgery, 5 to 7 years in a Neuro residency program, and complete a fellowship after residency to specialize. But that's not all! The Neuro field is always growing and advancing so there are annual meetings, conferences, journaling, and research done to keep up with any changes in the medical field.

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Nervous System - Get to know our nervous system a bit closer, how does it works? | Neurology

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Body Tissues & Structures/Parts Found In The Nervous System

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Body Tissues & Structures/Parts Found In The Nervous System