8.4 Cells of the Nervous System Flashcards

1
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Also called as Nerve Cells

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Neurons

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2
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Cell Body, Dendrites, Axon

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Anatomy of Neuron

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3
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It is the central body of a Neuron that has 1 nucleus

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Cell body

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4
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A high branching cytoplasmic extensions; extension of a cell body that connects their bases to neuron cell body

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Dendrite

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5
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Function of Dendrite

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Receive information

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6
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A long single process extending from neuron cell body

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Axon

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7
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Axon Hillock

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It is where axon leaves neuron cell body

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8
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Pathway of actions potential of axons of sensory neurons

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towards CNS

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9
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Pathway of actions potential of axons of motor neurons

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away from the CNS

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10
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This highly specialized material surrounds insulating layer cellsof an axon

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Myelin Sheath

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11
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Contains only many dendrite and a single axon. What cell type this is?

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Multipolar Neuron

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12
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Structure of Bipolar Neuron

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One dendrite and one axon

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13
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This cell type of a neuron extends to Periphery and CNS;

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Pseudo-Unipolar Neuron

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14
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These are called supportive cells of the CNS and PNS that does not contain action potentials

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Glial Cells

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15
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Function of Glial Cells

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Enhances neuron function and maintains normal condition within nervous tissue

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16
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It is also called as Neuroglia Cells

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Glial Cells

17
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Four types of Glial Cells in the CNS division

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Astrocytes, Ependymal Cells, Microglia, Oligodendrocytes

18
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Schwann Cells and Satellite Cells is part of what neuroglia division

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Peripheral Nervous System

19
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This type of neuroglia plays participates in forming the blood-brain barrier

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Astrocytes

20
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This barrier by the astrocyte allows only small substances to pass through; shows permeability

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blood-brain barrier

21
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A fluid-filled cavities that produces cerebrospinal fluid that acts as a cushion support

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Ependymal

22
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Microglia

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Acts an an immune cell; removes bacteria and debris in the brain

23
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Provides myelin sheath - a insulating material surrounding the axon in CNS

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Oligodendrocytes

24
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Provides myelin sheath - a insulating material surrounding the axon in PNS

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Schwann Cells

25
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These type of cell provides support and protection from heavy metal poisons and provide nutrition to neurons

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Satellite Cells

26
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Axons with myelin sheaths are called? This also speed up action potential

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Myelinated Axons

27
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This inhibits ion movement across cell membrane

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Myelin Sheath

28
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What is a Node of Ranvier

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Gap in myelin sheath

29
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An autoimmune disease of myelin sheath that causes loss of muscle; paralyzed and communication problem

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Multiple Sclerosis

30
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Gray Matter consist of ___ in CNS

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Groups of neuron cell bodies and dendrites

31
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Cortex

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Gray matter that is located on the surface of the brain

32
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Nuclei

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Cluster of gray matter located deeper within the brain

33
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Ganglion (also known as swelling)

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Gray matter that consist neuron and cell body in PNS

34
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Consists of bundle of parallel axons with their myelin sheaths

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White Matter

35
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This propagate action potential from one place to another in the CNS

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Nerve Tracts (also called as Conduction Pathways)

36
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Nerves that associate connective tissue in the PNS

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White Matter in PNS