Anatomy B/C

[fantasyfan]

I think you could say that both divisions have their own specialized sensory receptors (for somatic...extero & proprioceptors? for autonomic...interoceptors?), & therefore sensory neurons...yeah

And lemme get this straight too: sympathetic/parasympathetic are efferent divisions of the ANS?

I believe that you are correct on all accounts.

[Jajamola88]

Very relieved that this year isn't muscular or skeletal systems. Very relieved. Is there some sort of order to which systems they pick for each year?

[thedeppmachine15]

Very relieved that this year isn't muscular or skeletal systems. Very relieved. Is there some sort of order to which systems they pick for each year?

I've been told that systems usually come back every 4 to 5 years. Mostly likely we won't be seeing the muscular or skeletal systems for another three years or so.

[Monstergob12]

i have already gone through all of the resources provided by soinc.org. does anyone have other resources?

[mingtian]

The rules say

ii.Basic anatomy of the component parts of the skin
iii. Anatomy of the layers of the skin and sensory receptors

What is the difference between basic anatomy of the component parts of the skin and anatomy of the layers?
Aren't they both talking about epidermis, dermis, etc?

[knittingfrenzy18]

"Four layers of the skin".

These are the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, and what else?

[chalker]

"Four layers of the skin".

These are the epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, and what else?

There is a clarification about this: http://www.soinc.org/official_rules_clarif

[vennowsah]

The rules say

ii.Basic anatomy of the component parts of the skin
iii. Anatomy of the layers of the skin and sensory receptors

What is the difference between basic anatomy of the component parts of the skin and anatomy of the layers?
Aren't they both talking about epidermis, dermis, etc?

Hmm, I believe that the "component parts of the skins" talks about what the skin is actually made of (such as keratinocytes, melanocytes, etc.), while the "anatomy of the layers of the skin" means individual layers such as the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer. I'm not positive, though.

[rleach]

Do we have to know the brain for the nervous system?

[alangat]

Do we have to know the brain for the nervous system?

It is in the training power point so i am sure we need to know. the parts of the brain. The brain is the Mission Control of our body , and i am sure you will need to identify the parts of the brains based on diagrams they will give you.