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Clostridium Tetani (Anatomy (Organ systems (Nervous system (Cardiovascular…

- - - - Cardiovascular system
        
        Respiratory system
  - - - Heart
        
        Lungs
  - - - axon
        
        myelin sheath
        
        axon terminals
  - - - ependymal cells
        
        oligodendrocytes
        
        red blood cells
        
        white blood cells
- - - - Cardiovascular system: etanus raises blood pressure and increases heart rate.
        
        Respiratory system: Tetanus causes muscle spasms that control breathing
  - - - Spinal cord: The toxin blocks nerve signals from your spinal cord creating muscle spasms
        
        Lungs: causes breathing problems
  - - - Axon: transmit information to different neurons
        
        Myline sheath: Protecting the nerves from other electrical impulses
        
        Axon terminals: long slender nerve fiber that conducts electrical signals to a nerve synapse
  - - - ependymal cells: play a role in production and regulation of CSF.
        
        oligodendrocytes: produce the myline sheath insulating neuronal axons
        
        red blood cells : transport oxygen to the rest of the body
        
        white blood cells: protect the body against infectious diseases
- - - - Organ system: Nervous system-
        
        Organ: spinal cord
      - Organ system: Respiratory system:
        
        Organ: Lungs
      - Organ system: Cardiovascular system
        
        Organ: Heart