These cells reside in the CNS and provide the myelination for axons.

1. These cells reside in the CNS and provide the myelination for axons.

2. These cells are found between nerves and blood vessels. They regulate concentrations of ions and nutrients.

3. These cells reside in the PNS and provide myelination for axons.

4. Also called nerve cells. They transmit signals to one another and effectors by action potentials.

5. These cells cover brain parts, form inner linings within the brain and the spinal cord

6. These cells reside in the CNS, look spider-like, and dispose of debris, dead brain cells, and bacteria.

7. Astrocytes

8. Ependymal Cells

9. Microglia

10. Neurons

11. Oligodendrocytes

12. Schwann Cells

13. Belly or stomach

14. together

15. axle

16. tree

17. Small cord or fiber

18. A swelling

19. interweaving

20. feeling

21. Rind or peel

22. membrane

23. moving

24. All around

25. Ax-

26. Dendr-

27. Funi-

28. Gangli-

29. -lemm

30. Mening-

31. Moto-

32. Peri-

33. Plex-

34. Sens-

35. Syn-

36. Ventr-

37. a nerve cell with two processes

38. a nerve cell with one process that splits once it leaves the cell body

39. a nerve cell with many processes

40. nerve cells that carry information from body parts to the CNS

41. nerve cells that are entirely in the brain or spinal cord

42. nerve cells that carry information from the CNS to effectors

43. bipolar

44. interneurons

45. motor

46. multipolar

47. sensory

48. unipolar

49. the junction between two communicating neurons

50. the path that nerve impulses travel on from neuron to neuron