Anatomy Test Flashcards

1
Q

Name of the cell that sends signals around our body

A

Neuron/Nerve Cell

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2
Q

2 Divisions of Nervous SYSTEM

A

Brain + Spinal Cord

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3
Q

How are the BBBBrain + Spinal Cord different?

A

Brain- 100 BBBBillion nerves

Spinal Cord- 100 Million nerves

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4
Q

Job of DendRIte

A

Receive info

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5
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Cell BOdy job

A

PrOcess info

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6
Q

AxoN Hillock job

A

Sends Nerve Impluses

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7
Q

Myelin job

A

Protects axon

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8
Q

Nodes job

Jumpin is an action hint hint

A

Allow the action potential to go really fast

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9
Q

Axon terminal job

A

Branch to meet other neurons & the location where chemical signals occur

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10
Q

Signal at rest?

A

-70mV

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11
Q

What changes cause a signal to be sent?

Use ions & mV

A

Na+ and K+ travel through axon which changes the mV which means that the signal is being sent

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12
Q

What cells make myelin?

A

Neurons

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13
Q

Purpose of myelin?

A

Insulate & speed up signals

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14
Q

What cannot flow through myelin?

A

Ions

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15
Q

What is it called when the signal “jumps”?

A

Nerve impulse

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16
Q

Why do signals jump?

A

Speed up the signal

17
Q

What part of the axon does the signal jump to?

A

Node to node

18
Q

5 steps of axon terminal?

A

1) Signal reaches axon terminal
2) Cause vesicles containing neurotransmitters to fuse w cell membrane
3) neurotransmitters defuse into synapse
4) NT final their specific receipt on post synaptic cell
5) other neuron then changes NT back into electric one

19
Q

What is the function of the brain stem ?

A

Automatic survival functions

Breathing, heart beat, etc.

20
Q

3 part of brain stem

A

Medulla
Pons
Mid brain

21
Q

Limbo system function

Cough cough melin softly says

A

Controls eating, drinking, emotions, sex & hunger drives

22
Q

Structured & their functions in limbic system

A

Thalamus- receives + transmits sensory info to recipient
Hypothalamus- controls eating, drinking, & body temp
Amygdala- linked to emotion+fear

(Oh MYYY!!-fear)
(T-transmit)
(Hypo=Hippo=fat=eating, drinking)

23
Q

FronTal lobe function / location

A

Talk/Speech, judgment, movement

Top left

24
Q

Parietal function/location

A

Touch, sensory cortex

Top right

25
Q

Occipital function/location

A
Vision
Right middle (eyes in back of head)
26
Q

Cerebellum function/location

A

Coordinates voluntary movement

Only one on the lines

27
Q

Pons function/location

A

Sleep,REM sleep

Bottom Preggo part of stem closer to eyes cuz lower & sleep

28
Q

Mid brain function/location

A

Motor movement audio/visual processing

Top preggo

29
Q

What structure connects the 2 brain hemispheres?

A

Corpus callosum

30
Q

What does it mean when brains are plastic/exhibit neuroplasticity

A

Ability of brain to reorganize & make new connections between neurons

31
Q

Order of neurons+function when hand touches hot stove

A

Sensory neurons receive stimulus of hot stove
Nerve impulse sent to brain & interneurons decide u must move hand
Motor neurons send signal to hand to quickly remove from stove

32
Q

Diagram

A
🤯
  |
  | \
  |  \_
      |_~_|

Hand= sensory to brain through spinal cord
Interneurons in brain back down
Motor down to hand to move