Brain Phys Ex2 Flashcards
Negative pole
electron source, higher charge
Positive pole
electron flow, lower charge
Galvani
induced muscle twitch
Fritsch and Heitzeg
neocortex stimulation = movement
Bartholow
first human brain stimulation
Caton
used voltmeter to measure current
nerve conduction
30-40 m/s
electricity
3e8 m/s
Hodgkin and Huxley
giant squid axon
oscilliscope
sensitive voltmeter
cation
+
anion
-
Diffusion
high to low
resting potential (intracellular)
-70 microvolts
exterior cell composition
Na+, Cl-
interior cell composition
K+, A-
Hyperpolarization
more negative, due to influx of Cl- and efflux of K+
Depolarization
less negative charge, due to influx of Na+
Absolute refractory
repolarizing, Na+ closed
Relative refractory
more current, K+ open
Myelin formation (CNS)
oligodendroglia
Myelin formation (PNS)
Schwann cells
Excitory potential
depolarization, yes action potential
Inhibitory potential (IPSP)
hyperpolarization, no action potential
temporal summation
same time
spatial summation
same time and place
Acetylcholine
first neurotransmitter
- activates skeletal in SNS
- inhibits organs in ANS
Epinephrine
mobilizes stress response, CNS
Norepinephrine
accelerates heart rate, ANS
synthesis
neurotransmitter created from progenitor cells
Packing
neurotransmitters move into vescicles
release
released into membrane by exocytosis
action
cross cleft, bind to site
degradation
degrade
anterior hypothalamus
veins
posterior hypothalamus
axons
pituitary
hormones > bloodstream
endocrine
hormones > organ stimulation
Brain
tight movement of material through capillaries
body
loose movement of material through capillaries
Adeno
caffeine, antagonist
Cholin
nicotine, agonist
GABA
alcohol, agonist
Glutama
PCP, Ketamine, antagonist
Dopamin
cocaine, methanphetamine, Agonist
Seroton
DMT, LSD, agonist
Opioid
morphine, heroin, agonist
Cannabid
THC, agonist
visual sensory
light energy to chemical energy
auditory sensory
air pressure > mechanical energy
sensation
=registration
perception
=interpretation
cornea
clear covering
lens
depth perception
iris
light allowance
retina composition
neurons/ photoreceptors
rods
night vision, one pigment
cones
color vision, three pigments
blue short pigment
419 nm
green medium pigment
531 nm
red, long pigment
559 nm
bipolar cells
input from photoreceptors
horizontal cells
links photoreceptors to bipolar
amacrine cells
links bipolar to ganglion
retinal ganglion
gives rise to optic nerve
magoncellular
- large
- input from rods
- light sensitive
parvocellular
- small
- color sensitive
-input from cones
tectopulvinar
“where”
retina > colliculus > pulvinar > parietal/ temporal
retinohypothalamic tract
regulates circadian rhythm and pupil reflex
Dorsal visual stream
“how”
occipital > parietal
Ventral visual stream
“what”
occipital > temporal
layers 3-6
parvocellular
layers 1,4,6
contralateral
layers 2,3,5
ipsilateral
layers 1,2
magnocellular
M layers
1,2
P layers
3-6