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Chapter 11 & 12 Flashcards

1
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Functions of the nervous system

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maintains homeostasis 
receives sensory input 
integrating information 
controlling muscles and glands 
establishing and maintaining mental activity
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2
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What makes up the central nervous system (CNS)

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brain and spinal cord

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3
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What makes up the peripheral nervous system (PNS)

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sensory receptors and nerves

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4
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What are ganglia in the peripheral nervous system

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collection of neuron cell bodies outside CNS

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5
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How many neurons are in series in the autonomic nervous system

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2

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6
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Dendrites

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short often highly branched

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7
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Axons

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branch to form colcollaterals

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8
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Nissl Bodies

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chromatopilic substance

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9
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Presynaptic Terminal

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regulates resting or vegetative function

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10
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Motor (efferent) interneuron

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action potential away from CNS

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11
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Sensory (afferent) interneuron

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action potential toward CNS

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12
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Bipolar neuron

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sensory in retina of the eye and nose

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13
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What determines resting membrane potential and potassium pumps

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K+

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14
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Epinephrine is

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adrenaline

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15
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What cells do not action potentials

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neuroglia

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16
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Astrocytes

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regulate substance that reach CNS from the blood

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17
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Ependymal Cells

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line brain ventricles and spinal cord central canal

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18
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Satellite Cells

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surrounds neuron cell bodies in sensory ganglia

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19
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Where do unmylinated axons rest

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invagination of schwann cells or oligodendrites

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20
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What matter is composed of of bundles of mylinated axons

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white

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21
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The plasma membrane is more permeable to ___ than to ___ ions because there are more leak channels for the former type of ion

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K+, Cl-

Na+

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22
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If potassium membrane permeability is increased you would expect the cell to be

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hyperpolarized

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23
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An increase in what leads to depolarization

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pottasium

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24
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If the charge difference across the cell membrane is decreased, the membrane potential?

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decreases

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25
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Voltage gated sodium channels are sensitive to change in what

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extracellular calcium

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26
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Local Potential

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a small change in the resting membrane potential of a neuron caused by a stimulus that opens a ligand-regulated sodium gate in the membrane of a neuron

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27
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When does an action potential occur

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when local potential reaches threshold

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28
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What is the all or none principle

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mo matter how strong the stimulus, as long as it is greater than threshold, then action potential will occur

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29
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Absolute refractory period

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no matter how large 2nd action potential cannot be produced

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30
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Relative refractory period

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can initiate another action potential

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31
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Subthreshold stimulus

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does not cause a graded potential that is great enough to initial the action potential

32
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What is saltatory conduction of an action potential

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the propragation of action potentials along myelinated axons from one node of ranvier to the next

33
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What 3 factors determine the speed of an action potential

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myelinated or unmyelinated
lipids
diameter of axon

34
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What is local hyperpolarizaion in a synapse called

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excitatory postsynaptic potential

35
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Neuromodulator

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chemicals produced by neurons that facilitate action potential

36
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What is acetylcholine

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the neurotransmitter found in the neuromuscular junction

37
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What is acetylcholinesterase

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breaks ATP into ADP+P+energy

38
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What ion is necessary for the release of neurotransmitter from the presynaptic membrane

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Ca+

39
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Spatial Summation

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action potential 1 & 2 cause the production of graded potentials at 2 points

40
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Temporal Summation

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2 action potentials arrive in close succession at the presynaptic membrane

41
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Covergent Pathway

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many coverage and synapse with smaller number of neurons

42
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Divergent Pathway

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small number of presynaptic neurons synapse with large number of presynaptic neurons

43
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Dura Mater

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continuous with epineurium of the spinal cord

44
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Arachnoid Mater

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thin and whispy

45
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Pia Mater

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bound tightly to brain and spinal cord

46
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Filium Terminale

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anchors spinal cord and coccyx

47
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Its tip is the inferior end of the spinal cord and extends to the level of the 2nd lumbar vertebra

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concus medullaris

48
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In the spinal cord what matter is organized into columns

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white

49
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In the spinal cord what matter is organized into horns

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grey

50
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Whats the simplest reflex in the human body

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patellar reflex

51
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Reflex arc

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the nerve pathway involved in a reflex action including at its simplest a sensor and motor nerve with synapse between

52
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What is the sensory receptor of the stretch reflex

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tendon golgi receptors

53
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Order of events of the stretch reflex (1)

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muscle spindols detect stretch of a muscle

54
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Order of events of the stretch reflex (2)

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sensory neurons conduct action potentials to the spinal cord

55
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Order of events of the stretch reflex (3)

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sensory neuron synapse directly with alpha motor neurons

56
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Order of events of the stretch reflex (4)

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alpha motor neurons conduct action potentials to the muscle causing it to contract and resist being stretched

57
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Muscles and glands are capable of issuing a response when stimulated by motor neurons called what

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effectors

58
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Which reflex type prevents excessive tension in a muscle

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golgi complex

59
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Withdrawl Reflex

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remove a body limb or other part from a painful stimulus

60
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Crossed Reflex

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when a withdrawal reflex is initiated in one lower limb, the crossed extensor reflex causes extension of opposite lower limb

61
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What reinforces the withdrawal reflex

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reciprocal innervation

62
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What does the endoneurium membrane surround

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individual neurons

63
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What does the perineurium membrane surround

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axon groups to form fascicles

64
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What does the epineurium membrane surround

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the entire nerve

65
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Originates from C3-C5

Innervates the lung and heart

A

Phrenic nerve

66
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Originates C4 from cervical plus C5-T1

Innervates the entire upper limb

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brachial nerve

67
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Originates medial cord of brachial plexus, C8-T1

Innervates the anterior compartment of the forearm and in the hand

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ulnar nerve

68
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Originates posterior cord of brachial plexus C5-C6

Innervates deltoid and teres mjnor muscles

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axilary nerve

69
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Originate lumbosacral plexus L4-S2
Innervates lateral rotation group
Made up of tibial and common fibular nerves

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sciatic nerve

70
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Orgininate L4-L5 and S1-S4
Innervates suprapubic area, external genitalia, superior medial and posterior thigh
Anesthetized to aide in childbirth by forceps

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pudendal nerve

71
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Dermatomal Map

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skin area supplied with sensory innervation by spinal nerves

72
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Viral disease transmitted by an infected animal, brain infection results in abnormal excitability, aggresion, paralysis, and death

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Rabies

73
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Inflammation of the brain caused by a virus and less often by bacteria or other agents; symptoms include fever, coma, convulsions

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encephalitis

74
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Loss of sensation; may be pathologically or medically induced

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Anasthesia

75
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Neuralgia of the sciatic nerve, with pain radiating down the back of the leg

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sciatica

76
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Bacterial disease that kills skin and PNS cells

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Leprosy

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