Boise State University

This document covers everything you need to know about the brain for a beginner level class. It goes over each part of the brain and its specific function, and what it is made of. It also goes over the 12 cranial nerves and what they are responsible for. Lastly, it goes over specific systems that work directly with the brain.

This document describes different aspects of the nervous system including the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, autonomic vs somatic and sympathetic vs parasympathetic. It discusses different types of cells in the nervous system such as neurons, glial cells and discusses how they act. It explains basic neuron types and their differences. It also goes over pumps and channels which determines how receptive the neurons are.

This document describes muscle types and muscle function. It goes in depth about how muscles move, grow and the chemicals that are included in this process. It also describes action potentials, depolarization, and depolarization. It also discusses energy supply within the muscles, along with the fiber types within this. Lastly, muscle fatigue and contractions are talked about.

This document covers all things from the skeletal system. This includes bone formation, bone function, bone types, blood supply, bone marrow, types of bone tissues, bone growth, hormones, and bone complications. Each of these are covered in depth and describe how each aspect of the bone functions.

This document provides information about the integumentary system. This includes nails, hair, glands, skin, skin cancer, and burns. These notes go in depth about each area of the integumentary system talking about the components of nails, hair, glands and skin.

This document discussed types of tissues and their function. It also discusses tissue modifications such as atrophy and necrosis. Lastly, it covers the aging of skin.

This document goes over cell theory and information about cells, including cell types, parts of the cell, active transport, cell division, RNA and DNA. Each part of the cell is defined and described. Cell division and active transport are explained.

A table including common endocrine and exocrine hormones along with their target organs and the affect it has.

A in-depth look into the nervous system's anatomy on a gross level and physiology on a cellular level. The basic and complex contents of the nervous system.

Notes showcasing mnemonics and tips for remembering the cranial nerves and the most common ones and where they are effected.