Ch. 2Terms Flashcards

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1
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Identify parts of a neurons

A

Dendrite
Cell body
Axon
Terminal buttons

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2
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Dendrites

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Received info

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3
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Cell body

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Contains a nucle

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4
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Axon

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Neuron pathway

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5
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Myelin sheath

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On axon

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6
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Terminal buttons

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Neurotransmission occurs and shoots into synapse

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7
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Afferent Nuerons

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Sends information from receptors to the spinal cord and brain

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8
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Efferent Nueron

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Transmits info from brain or spinal cord to muscle and glands

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9
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Internuerons

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One neuron to another structure of neuron

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10
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Process of neurotransmission

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Dendrites receive signals from other neuron

  • no please tell Sal to fire or not to fire
  • go through Axon which is the highway messenger of neurons
  • axon enter terminal button which contain Nero transmitter then go to Nero transmitter get shot into the synapse
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11
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Polarization

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Neuron gets more negatively charged

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12
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Depolarization

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Nueron gets less negatively charged

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13
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Resting potential

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Neuron is ready to activate and communicate if It receives sufficient stimulation

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14
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Action potential

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All or nothing response (an impulse that travels along the axon at constant strength

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15
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Refractory period

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Brief span of time with the nueron is unable to fire again

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16
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Inhibitory neurotransmitters

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Cannot fire (neuron receiving transmitter becomes less likely to transmit the message to subsequent neuron)

17
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Excitatory neurotransmitters

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To fire ( neuron receiving is more likely to transmit the message )

18
Q

ACETYLCHOLINE …….low levels=….

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Control of activities and the plane related to attention , learning, memory. low= Alzheimer’s disease

19
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Dopamine…. low…high

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Controls arousal levels…..low= Parkinsons disease……high=schizophrenia

20
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Epinephrine

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…..

21
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Serotonin

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Appetite, Sleep, aggression

22
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Glutamate

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Excitatory neurotransmitter in the body

23
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Endorphin

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Inhibitory neurotransmitter like morphine, pain relieving qualities

24
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Agonists

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drug or chemical substance that binds to receptors sites and triggers a response in cells

25
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Antagonist

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Drug or chemical substance that prevents a response in the receiving cell

26
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Central Nervous System

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Includes brain and spinal chord

27
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Peripheral Nervous System

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All parts outside of (CNS)

  • Somatic
  • Autonomic
28
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Autonomic Nervous System

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Regulates bodily processes

-functions below level of consciousness

29
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Sympathetic

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Fight or Flight response

-mobilizes body in time of stress or danger

30
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Parasympathetic

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Returns body back to the safe functioning state AKA HOMEOSTASIS

31
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Somatic Nervous System

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Contains nerves that connect receptors to the brain and spinal chord
-voluntary system

32
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Pituitary Gland

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Releases hormones that have a range of effects

33
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Pineal Gland

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Located in the brain and produces hormones such as Melatonin

up=when sleeping ……down= when awaking

34
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Adrenal Gland

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Pair of endocrine glands that are involved in human stress response