Nervous System

This course will include discussion of major divisions of the nervous system. Neuron anatomy and action potential are detailed. Brain anatomy, spinal anatomy, meninges and other anatomical structures are highlighted. Cranial nerves and spinal nerves are also reviewed. This on-demand course offers chiropractors a convenient way to earn 1 CE credit while deepening their understanding of the nervous system's intricate components. Participants will gain valuable insights into neurological anatomy and function, essential for enhancing diagnostic and treatment approaches in chiropractic practice.

• •Identify and describe the major divisions of the nervous system (central and peripheral) and their functional relationships
• •Explain neuron anatomy, including structural components and their roles in nerve impulse transmission
• •Describe the generation and propagation of action potentials across neuronal membranes
• •Identify key brain structures and their functions relevant to chiropractic assessment and patient care
• •Locate and describe spinal cord anatomy, including gray matter, white matter, and major tracts
• •Explain the protective structures of the central nervous system including meninges and cerebrospinal fluid
• •Identify and describe the origin, pathway, and clinical significance of cranial nerves and spinal nerves in chiropractic practice