Anatomy 5 Flashcards

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Functions of the nervous system

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Sense external and internal environments, integrate sensory information, coordinated involuntary and voluntary activities
Control prefor effectors

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What somatic system controls is

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Skeletal

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3
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Automatic nervous systems

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Involuntary

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4
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Basic functions of a unit is called

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Neuron

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5
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Axon parts

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Axon hillock connects axon to cell body

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6
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Synapse is side of

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Communications

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7
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Because lack of anturals the central nervous system the

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Neurons can’t divide

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8
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Ineral receptors that monitor are

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Inside

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9
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Proceral receptors position for

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Joints

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10
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Bi polar

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One axon one dentrite

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11
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Multi polar (most common)

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One axon many dentrites

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12
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Neuron cell body of peripheral nervous system are clustered in

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Ganglia

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13
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Astrocite functions

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Maintain the blood-brain barrier, absorb access neuro transmitter, respond to neuro damage and form 3 deminition framework of central nervous system

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14
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Alegondeno cites

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Make up mythlon seeth of central nervous system

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15
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Microgleia

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Are fegocites

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16
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White matter

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Mylonated

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17
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Gray matter

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Unmylonated

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18
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Statilite cells

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The Gleno cells in the peripheral nervous system

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19
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When electrical and chemical forces together it is

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Electrical chemical radiant

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20
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Absolute fractory period

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When action potential begins until another action potential is enicasted

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21
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Minimal stimulus

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That triggers action potential is called threshold

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22
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Continuous propagation

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Goes all entire length

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23
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Posterior root ganglia

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Contains sensory neurons

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24
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31 spinal cord segments for spinal nerves they contain

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Sensory and motor neurons

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Coste megliajs
Ends in L1
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Dura matter
Outer most
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Pea mater
Direct contact with spinal cord
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Cerebral spinal fluid is in the
Suberacnode space
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Subderal space is
Dura and eraconde
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Cover nerve outer most
Epenerium
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Surrounds facial
Paraneium
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Surrounds individual axons
Endonarium
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Anterior horns are
Somatic motor
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Posterior root ganglia is posterior
=sensory
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If stubborn won’t get
Sensory input
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Sensory information carried to spinal cord or interior ramps if
Brushed against aboudmen
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Cervical plexus
Supplies in for to diphram
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Nerve plexus is interwoven work
Of nerves
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Fretic nerve interfates the
Diaphragm
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If injury C3 C4 C5 it might be hard to
Breath
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The breakale plexus has
C4-T1 nerves
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Allner nerve is included as long as radial, median and muscles contain
Static nerve
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Is formed from fibular nerve and tibular nerve that is coxagel plexus
Static nerve
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One synapses to servers post sepatic
Divering pool
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Actually extends back towards the impluse
Reverberation
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Are based on synapis form during development
Inate telex is
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Different types of reflexes
Intersegmental, polysnaptic, and ansomatic
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Goes from sensory to motor neuron directly
Monosonaptic
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Is important to regulate muscle length
Stretch reflex
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Are intersegmental involve recenitcial renivation, involve pools of inner neurons and have reverberating circuits
Polysonatic reflexes
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Complents the flexor reflex
Cross extensor reflex
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Iperlateral
Reflex on same side
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Conserlateral
Opposite sides
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Rapid automatic response to a trigger to a specific stimuli
Reflex
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Located between Cerberum and brain stem
Diasefalon
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Located floor of diaseflon
Hypothalamus
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Sensory information is processed in the
Thalamus
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Autonomic center controls
Blood pressure, heart rate, digestion
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Medulla
3rd of dualamagata | 3rd and 4th meteicals lengthed by clender canal called ceberal aqueduct
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Where cerebral spinal fluid is located
Subarachnoid space
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What makes cerebral spinal fluid in corderode plexus
Epedimal cells
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Ascending CElls
Carry sensory information
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Descending Carries
Motor information
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Medulla magata
Controls heart rate
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Crossing over
Decusation
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Auditory
Located in temporal lobe
67
Coordinate muscle responses
Association areas
68
Pre frontal cortex
Responsible for predicting consequences of events or actions
69
White matter of cerebellum
Arbor vitae
70
Cerebellum
Oversee’a posterior muscles to make rapid adjugment to maintain balance to liberium
71
Gives us movement toward allow Noise
Inferior colicuili
72
Comes from darkley pigmated cells
Substantia nijerua
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Reticular activating system
Controls alertness and attention
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Connects hypothalamus to Brain stem (patertary glands)
Infedeulum
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Provides blank between enocrine and nervous system
Hypothalamus
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Thalamus
Process information to sensory info
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Responsible for visual info and media ovitory
Lateral junicula
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Lembic system
Control emotional content of brain
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Regulate patterns and movements
Neucli
80
Visual cortex is located in
Occipital lobe
81
Highest level of info process
Cerebrum
82
Allow us to interput what we read
General interput
83
Intergrated center
Receive info from asssociate areas and direct extremely Moto contact activities (like speech)
84
Core regions that interput sensory info are
Respond
85
Cranial Nerves 3,4,6
are eye muscles
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Pargeo
Helps us swallow
87
Hypoglassoal
Help love Tonuge for speech
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Crainial nerve 1
Sense of smell
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For sensation to be perception it has to be received by
Somatoary cortex
90
Is reduction of sensitivity of presence of constant stimuli
Adaptaztion
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Maintain proper posture and equal liberium, receive input from motor cortex if damaged leads to uncoordinated jerking movements
Cerebellum