5.nervous system Flashcards

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functions of nervous system

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  • receive stimuli from externial and internal enviro
  • analyse and the intergrate these stimuli
  • bring about necessary response
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myelin

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is a lipoprotein material made by schwann cells surrounding the axon
- interupted by spaces called nodes of ranvier and through this that the axon tissue recevies its nurtients and oxygen

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3
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sensory

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carry impulses towards the CNS

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4
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motor

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carry impulse away from CNS

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5
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mixed nerves

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carry both

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6
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afferent nerves

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carry impulses towards the structure ususally CNS

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7
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efferent nerves

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carry impulses away from the structure ususally CNS

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8
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parts of the forebrain

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cerebrum
thalamus
hypothlamus

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9
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corpus callosum

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links the right and left hemisphere together

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10
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cerebral cortex

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outer layer of grey matter containing millions of cell bodies

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functions of the hypothalamus

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  • acts as link between the endocrine and ns
  • helps control ANS by influcing range if involunatry actions
  • exters major influeneves over homestatsis in the body by influcnecing osmotic body fluids.
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12
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found on ventral surface of forebrain

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  • optic chiama
  • pituarty gland
  • olfactory bubli
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13
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parts of the hindbrain

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cerebellum
pons
medulla oblongata

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14
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function of pons

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contains centres that control respiration

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15
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function of medulla oblongata

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extends from pons and merges into the spinal cord

- contains centres responsible for the control of respiration and BP

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16
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functions of cerebellum

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  • dorsal surface of hindbrain
  • controls balance and coordination
  • receives info from semicircular canals of inner ear and muscles spindles within skeletal muscles
17
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3 layers of meninges

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  • dura mater ( tough fibrous layer )
  • arachonoid mater ( netwrok of collegn fibres and larger blood vessels)
  • pia mater ( delicate membrane that adheres to brain, spinal cord and follows gyri and sulici)
18
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2 componets of each spinal nerve

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  • dorsal root ( carries sensory fibers towards the spinal cord)
  • ventral root ( carries motor fibers away from spinal cord)
19
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nerves in the pectoral limb

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radial nerve
median nerve
ulnar nerve

20
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nerves in pelvic limb

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femoral nerve
saphenous nerve
sciatic nerve
tibial nerve

21
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reflex arc

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  • muscle stregthes
  • innitates response in the muscle spcindles and a nerve impulse passes along the sensory nerve to the spinal cord
  • within the grey matter of the spinal cord the sensory nerve synapses with the motor nerve and impulse passes along it to the muslce fibers causing contraction
  • extends or kicks out the leg completing the reflex arc
22
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where is manly symp functions from

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T1 to L1