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Ch. 13 Flashcards

1
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major divison os nervous systgem

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CNS and PNS

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CNS includes

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brain and spinal cord

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both brain and spinal cord are capable of

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can receive, integrate, and generate response to sensory info

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PNS is able to convey

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sensory info to the CNS for the tasks and also carry away to effect

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two next categories in the PNS

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Sensory afferent division
motor efferent division

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sensory divison info is going

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toward CNS

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motor division conveys info

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away from CNS

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motor divison subdivisions

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somatic nervous systgem and autonomic nervous system

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SNS involves

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cells conveying skeletal muscles

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SNS voluntary or non

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voluntary

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11
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ans cells convey info

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from CNS to other effectors

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ANS muscles

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cardiac, smooth, and glands

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13
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ANS subdivisons

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sympathetic divison and parasympathetic

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14
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sympathetic division causes

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heart rate increase, slow down motility in digestion

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parasympathetic cause

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heart rate decrease, motility increase

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16
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neuroglia is

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cells in nervous tissue

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17
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how many times of cells do we have of neuroglia than neuron cells

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5x more

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types of neuroglia (glial cells) for CNS

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ependymal cells, microglia, astrocytes, ogliodendrocytes

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ependymal cells shapes

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cuboidal or columnar

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ependymal cells line

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cavities in CNS, primarily ventral brain and central canal spinal cord

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21
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ependymal cells are specialized

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for producing, monitering cerebrospinal fluid and circulate it

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22
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microglia size

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smallest of the cells

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23
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microglia are important because

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resident immune system within immune cells

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microglia phagocytic

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they can engulf microbes/debris, help inflammatory/disease

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25
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astrocytes are the most

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numerous cells

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astrocytes are important for

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framework, guiding, support, regulate ISF, repair tissue, BBB

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oligodendrocytes help

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astrocytes with structural support

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28
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oligodendrocytes myelinate

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axons which leads to grey and white matter

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29
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unmyelin/ myelin graymatter

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unmyelinated

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30
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unmyelin/ myelin white matter

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myelinated

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31
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myelin is a substance formed from

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phospholipids of glial cells

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32
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myelin

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electrically insulate parts of nuerons not covered

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33
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if axon is unmyelinated

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transport is not fast

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34
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if axon is myelinated

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transport is fast

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35
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PNS glial cells

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schwann and satelite

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36
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satellite cells wrap themselves

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around cell bodies in PNS

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37
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satellite cells help

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regulate exchange of nutrients

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38
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schwann cells our found in

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neuronal axons in PNS

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39
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Schwanna cells are like

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oligodendrocytes

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40
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schwann cells help

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myelinate axons

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41
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schwann cells myelinate

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by putting all cytoplasm in one spot and stretches to wrap phospholipids around

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42
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schwann cells each myelinate

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one section of axons

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43
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gaps between schwann cells are called

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nodes of ranvier

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44
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second classifaction of nervous tissue

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neurons

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45
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neurons help

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transmit electrical signals

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46
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neurons do not go through

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mitosis

47
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neurons lifespan

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100+ years

48
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neurons metabolic rate is

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high

49
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neurons need constant

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blood and glucose

50
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parts of a neuron

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dendrites, cell body, axon

51
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dendrites look like

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branches lots of em

52
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dendrites can be stimulated by

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environment, but typically by other cells/neurons chemical

53
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dendrites take signal and

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send to cell body

54
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cell body does typical

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cellular duties

55
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within cell body of neuron that

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you synthesize special chemical signal called neurotransmitters

56
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neurons often cluster in CNS called

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nucleus

57
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neurons clustered in PNS

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ganglia

58
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cell body extension for neuron

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axon

59
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neurons only have one

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axon

60
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if axon splits it is called

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axon collateral

61
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axon at the end

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axon terminals

62
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axon terminals release

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neurotransmitters

63
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when electrical impulse reaches axon terminal

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it is sent out, attaches to something else

64
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axons bundled CNS

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tracts

65
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axons bundled in PNS

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nerves

66
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structure of a nerve

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epineurium, perineurium, endonerium

67
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nerve covered on its surface

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epineurium, connective tissue

68
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nerve is surrounded by nerve fassicle defined by

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perineurium

69
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one fascicle we see a bundle of axons with myelinated CT called

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endoneurium

70
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classification for neurons

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anaxonic neuron, bipolar neuron, pseudounipolar neuron, multipolar neuron

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anaxonic neuron means

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neuron without axon psych

72
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anaxonic neuron extensions

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look the same, we cannpt tell

73
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bipolar neuron means

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bi two Neurons

74
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bipolar neujron 2 extensions

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one is towards and one is away

75
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bipolar neurons common

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no

76
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bipolar neurons found

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eye organ

77
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pseudounipolar neuron means

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fake 1 neuron

78
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pseudounipolar neurons

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looks like single extension, but it is two extensions right next to each other

79
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pseudounipolar neuron common

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no

80
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pseudounipolar neuron found

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sensory neurons, and ganglia for PNS

81
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multipolar neuron means

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many extensions

82
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most common type of neuron is

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multipolar neuron

83
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multipolar neuron many extension

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1 axon lots of dendrites

84
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99% of neurons are

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multipolar

85
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if neuron conveying towards CNS

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sensory or afferent fiber

86
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if neuron conveying away

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motor/ efferent fiber

87
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somatic motor neurons

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convey towards skeletal

88
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visceral motors neurons convey

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to smooth, glands, cardiac

89
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interneuron means

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inbetween sensory neurons

90
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interneuron found exclusively

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within cNS, just within

91
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most single type of neuron we have

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multipolar interneuron

92
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if neurons deprieved of minerals and 02 for minutes

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permenately damge or die, paralysis

93
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peripheral neurons we see

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limited capacity to recover after injury

94
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wallerian degeneration

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injury, distal stump detached starts to degrade from macrophages, schwann cells form cellular cord that tries to follow orignal path

95
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wallerian degeneration

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injury, distal stump detached starts to degrade from macrophages, schwann cells form cellular cord that tries to follow orignal path

96
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wallerian degeneration schwann cells

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release growth factors to encourage regrowth

97
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wallerian degernation time

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happen hours after injury but may take days

98
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if partial wallerian degeneration

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then partial function/paralysis

99
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wallerian degeneration astrocytes

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help regenerate nervous tissue

100
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how neurons communicate with other cellsr

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synapse

101
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types of synapses

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neuron to neuron, neuron to muscle, neuron to gland

102
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neuron to neuron

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presynaptic neuron, post synaptic neuron

103
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neuron to muscle called

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neuromuscular junction

104
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neuron to gland called

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neuroglandular junction

105
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most synapses are

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chemical

106
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neurons interconnected that communicate

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neuornal pool

107
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the pattern in which neurons are arranged is

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neural circuit

108
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divergence looks like

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1 neuron to 2 and those send to 3 neurons

109
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convergence occurs when

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multiple neurons singal to one

110
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serial proccessing looks

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like circuit sequentially,

111
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parallel processing combines

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divergence and serial processing

112
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parrallel processing starts

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1 neuron to three then keep relaying to three

113
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reverberation looks like

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sending to one while also receiving, positive feedback

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