Chapter 11 - The Nervous System Flashcards

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Central Nervous System

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brain and spinal cord; automatic responses

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Peripheral Nervous System

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cranial and spinal nerves; communication between CNS and rest of the body

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Sensory (afferent Division)

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info towards CNS

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Motor (efferent) Division

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info away from CNS

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5
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Somatic Nervous System

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voluntary (skeletal muscles)

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Autonomic Nervous System

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involuntary (cardiac and smooth muscles)

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Sympathetic Division

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fight or flight

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Parasympathetic Division

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rest and digest

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9
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neuroglia

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supports cells and amplifies signal

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neurons

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transmit signals; move info

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astrocytes

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“blood-brain barrier”; wraps around blood vessels and creates barriers between blood and the CNS; controls chemical environment around neurons

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microglia

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immune cells (for neurons); absorb debris - CNS

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ependymal

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at barrier better blood plasma and cerebral spinal fluid; filters plasma and produces CSF; ciliated (CNS)

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oligodendrocytes

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white matter; plasma membrane that wraps around axon (myelin sheath); insulates electrical signal (mostly lipids) - CNS

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satellite

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astrocytes for PNS; separate and contain nerves

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16
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schwann

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oligodendrocytes for PNS

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17
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nuclei

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clusters of neuron cell bodies in CNS (gray matter)

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ganglia

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clusters of neuron cell bodies in PNS

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19
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tract

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bundles of nerves in CNS (efferent and afferent)

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20
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nerves

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bundles of nerves in PNS

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21
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axon hillock

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fires axon potential when stimulated to threshold

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22
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axon terminal

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communicates info to somewhere else

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23
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diencephalon

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directs info to brain (thalamus, hypothalamus, epithalamus)

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brain stem

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involuntary functions

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cerebellum
coordination
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gray matter
non-myelinated
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white matter
myelinated
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folds on outside of brain
soleus and gyri
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ventricles
CSF produced by ependymal cells
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frontal lobe
processing and command
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central subus
located between frontal and parietal lobes
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precentral gyrus
motor control
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postcentral gyrus
sensory
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occipital lobe
vision
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temporal lobe
speech hearing
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cerebral cortex
thin gray matter, not many axons
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somatotophy
all muscles can be mapped onto the corresponding brain area
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Broca's Area
speech (motor); intention to speak into speak
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primary somatosensory cortex
receives sensory info from body
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limbic
memories and emotions
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posterior association area/Wenike's Area
understanding spoken words
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prefrontal cortex
executive thought (planning day)
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cerebral white matter
communication between CNS and body; myelinated fibers in tracts
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corpus callosum
connects hemispheres
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projection fibers (corpus callosum)
cerebral cortex to CNS (spine)
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basal nuclei (corpus callosum)
gray matter neurons with in white matter
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decussation
medulla crosses with spinal column opposite side of body registers signal
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basal nuclei (ganglia)
influence muscle movement; cognition and emotion; regulate intensity of slow or stereotyped movements; filters out incorrect/inappropriate responses
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thalamus
sorts, edits, and relays ascending input; 1st stop for info coming up spinal column
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hypothalamus
controls pituitary (how it communicates with body); lots of nuclei; portion of control of autonomic nervous system
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epithalamus
pineal gland; melatonin
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peduncle
connects cerebellum to brain stem
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brain stem
connection between higher brain and spinal cord
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pons
associated with cranial nerves (breathing)
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decussation happens in...
medulla
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medulla
last part of brain before spinal cord
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