2.6 Lundy Ch. 2 (2) Flashcards

1
Q

depolarization

A

potential becomes less negative than RMP

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2
Q

depolarization is ____

A

excitatory

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3
Q

hyperpolarization is ____

A

inhibitory

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4
Q

hyperpolarization

A

potential becomes more negative than RMP

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5
Q

modulation

A
  • gradual

- longer lasting changes in membrane potential

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6
Q

local potential

A
  • initial change in membrane potential

- only spreads a short distance

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7
Q

action potential

A
  • brief, large depolarization that is repeatedly regenerated along an axon
  • spreads long distances
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8
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sequence of events in generating an action potential

A
  1. deformation of receptor
  2. change in LMP
  3. development of action potential in axon
  4. NT binds to ligand gated receptor on postsynaptic membrane
  5. synaptic potential in postsynaptic membrane
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9
Q

local potentials classified as

A
  • receptor potentials

- synaptic potentials

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10
Q

local potentials are spread this way

A

passively

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11
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local potentials: amplitude

A
  • small

- graded

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12
Q

most local receptor potentials are ______

A

depolarizing (excitatory)

*some can be hyperpolarizing

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13
Q

local synaptic potentials are generated in

A
  • motor neurons

- interneurons

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14
Q

What stimulates local synaptic potentials?

A

other neurons

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15
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local potentials: ion channel responsible for change in potential

local receptor potentials

A

modality gated channels

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16
Q

local potentials: ion channel responsible for change in potential

local synaptic potentials

A

ligand gated channels

17
Q

With local potentials, what happens to amplitude?

A

decreases with distance traveled

18
Q

How are significant changes in potential created from local potentials?

A
  • temporal summation

- spatial summation

19
Q

temporal summation

A

combined effect of small potential changes

20
Q

spatial summation

A

local potentials generated in different regions of the neuron are added together for a combined effect

21
Q

What determines what happens in the neuron?

A

net change in potential