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002 - 6120 - Vet Neurobiology > (01-Lab) > Flashcards

(01-Lab) Flashcards

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E

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Epineurium

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red arrows

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Firbrous perineurium (surrounds nerve fascicle)

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green arrows

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perineural epithelium (surrounds nerve fascicle)

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e

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endoneurium

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5
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P

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fibrous perineurium

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PE

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7
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What would all of these be called?

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myelinated nerve fibers

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asterik

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myelnated axon

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arrow

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lemmocyte

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arrow

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lemmocyte cytoplasm

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11
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arrow

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myelin sheath (myelin neurokeratin)

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12
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arrow

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myelin node (node of Ranvier)

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13
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What are these?

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non-myelinated nerve fibers

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central canal (of spinal cord)

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15
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arrows

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epedymal cells (lining central canal)

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red box

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white matter

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DF, LF, VF

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funiculi (dorsal, lateral, & ventral)

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blue box

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grey matter

19
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arrows

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dorsal grey horns

20
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black arrows

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ventral grey horns

21
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What type of cell are these? Where are they found?

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Purkinje cells (cerebellar cortex)

22
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thick arrow

23
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What type of neurons are these? Where are they found?

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  • bipolar neuron
  • retina
24
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1?2?3?

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1 - bipolar

2 - unipolar

3 - multipolar

25
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red box

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nissl bodies (substance) (cytoplasmic RER)

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28
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What is the perikaryon?

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the cell body

29
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red box

30
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What are these?

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astrocytes

31
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Green box (where found)? Red Box (whre found)

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  • fibrous astrocyte (in white matter)
  • protoplasmic astrocyte (in grey matter)
32
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WHAT ARE THESE? how are they DifERENT from astrocytes?

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  • oligodendrocytes
  • smaller, fewer processes
33
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What are these? What kind of neurons are these? What are the cells surrounding each perikarya?

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  • spinal ganglia
  • unipolar neurons
  • satellite lemmocytes
34
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What is this thing? What type of thing is it?

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  • Pacinian corpuscle
  • receptors
35
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What is this? How are they different from Spinal ganglion?

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  • Autonomic Ganglion
  • Autonomic are multipolar neurons, fewer lemmocytes, smaller cell bodies
36
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1D 2A 3* 4P 5W

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  1. Dura Mater
  2. Arachnoid (Arachnoid membrane)
  3. Subarachnoid space
  4. Pia Mater
  5. White matter of the spinal cord
37
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What is this thing? What type of neuron is it?

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  • Motor Neurons in ventral horn
  • somatic efferent neuron
38
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green box, red box, blue box, orange box,

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dura mater, dorsal spinal root, denticulate ligament, ventral spinal root

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