Neuroanatomy is a branch of neuroscience that studies the structure or organization of the nervous system and brain.
These are nerve cells which transmit information throughout our body using electrical impulses.
This refers to the tiny gap between neurons where communication between these cells occur via chemical signals.
This term refers to part of our nervous system consisting mainly of brain and spinal cord; it receives sensory information from peripheral nervous system, processes this information, and sends out commands to other parts of the body.