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Chapter 12 Nervous System Flashcards

1
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Organ of the CNS found in the spinal cavity

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Spinal cord

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2
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Organ of the CNS found in the cranial cavity

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Brain

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3
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Major organs found in the PNS

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Nerves

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4
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A sensory impulse moving toward the CNS is referred to with this word

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Afferent

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5
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A motor impulses moving away from the CNS is referred to with this word

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Efferent

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6
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Nervous system that innervates smooth muscle, glands, and cardiac muscle

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Autonomic

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7
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Tissues innervated by the somatic nervous system

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skeletal muscle

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8
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The CNSneuroglial cell that can phagocytize

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Microgila

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9
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the CNS neuroglial cell that helps control levels of K+ in the brain

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astrocyte

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10
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the neuroglial CNS cell that only allows fat-soluble substances to leave the blood and enter the brain

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astrocyte

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11
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the neuroglial CNS cell that can help metabolize certain neurotransmitters

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astrocyte

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12
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neuroglial cell in the CNS that makes myelin

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oligodendrocyte

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13
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neuroglial cell in the CNS that lines spaces within the brain

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ependymal

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14
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major type of fat found in the myelin sheath

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phospholipid

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15
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neuroglial cell in PNS that makes myelin

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Schwann cell

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16
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nucleated, cytoplasmic layer of Schwann cell

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neurilemma

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17
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another name for the cell body of neuron

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perikaryon, soma

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18
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extension of neuron that brings impulses to the cell body of the neuron

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dendrite

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19
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extension of neuron that takes impulses away from the cell body

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axon

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20
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rough ER in the perikaryon of a neuron goes by this name

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Nissl bodies

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21
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gaps in the myelin sheath where action potential occurs in a neuron

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nodes of Ranvier

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22
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part of the neuron where the axon potential begins

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axon hillock

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23
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a neuron with more than two extensions off of the soma

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multipolar neuron

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24
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term used to describe a bundle of axons in the PNS

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nerve

25
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term used to describe a bundle of axons in the CNS

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tract

26
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term used to describe a nerve that carries both afferent and efferent fibers

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mixed

27
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typical resting membrane potential of a neuron (inside relative to outside)

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-70mV

28
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location of Na+ when a neuron is at rest

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outside

29
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change in charge across the membrane of a neuron due to Na+ influx

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depolarization

30
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reestablishment of membrane potential in a neuron due to K+ outflow

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repolarization

31
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direction that the Na/K pump pumps the K

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into the cell

32
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time in a neuron when a second action potential can not be sent

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refractory period

33
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law that states that when an action potential begins, it continues to the end of the neuron

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all or none law

34
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term used to describe the propagation of the action potential at nodes of Ranvier only

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saltatory conduction

35
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large diameter, myelinated neurons conduct impulses with this speed

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fast

36
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part of the neuron that contains vesicles with neurotransmitter

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axon terminal

37
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neurotransmitter always found at the neuromuscular junction

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acetylcholine

38
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common neurotransmitters in the autonomic nervous system

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norepinephrine, acetylcholine

39
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neurotransmitters that block plain

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endorphins

40
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most common excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain

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glutamate

41
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most common inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain

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GABA

42
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neurotransmitter that plays an important role in sleep and mood

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serotonin

43
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neurotransmitter that is a gas and relaxes smooth muscle

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nitric oxide

44
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the term used to describe the change in resting membrane potential when it becomes more negative

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hyperpolarization

45
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term used to describe a partial hyperpolarization caused by a neurotransmitter at the post synaptic membrane

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IPSP

46
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the combination of EPSPs (excitatory postsynaptic potentials) that makes it easier for the postsynaptic membrane to reach threshold

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summation

47
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a synapse that has acetylcholine as the neurotransmitter is referred to as this type of synapse

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cholinergic

48
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inhibitory neurotransmitters cause this change at the postsynaptic membrane

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IPSP

49
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excitatory neurotransmitters cause this change at the postsynaptic membrane

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EPSP

50
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neuroglial cell in the PNS that maintains the environment around neurons

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satellite cell

51
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term used to describe a partial depolarization caused by a neurotransmitter on the post synaptic membrane

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EPSP

52
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type of nerve fibers (cells) that have the largest diameter and most myelin

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A

53
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the direction that K+ moves during repolarization of a neuron

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out

54
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the types of voltage-gated channels found at the nodes of Ranvier of a neuron

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Na+ and K+

55
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the type of voltage that will open the Na+ voltage-gated channel at the node of Ranvier

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threshold (-55mv)

56
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type of voltage-gated channel found in the axon terminal membrane

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Ca++

57
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a place where a chemically-gated channel can be found on a neuron

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postsynaptic membrane

58
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what PNS neurons have that CNS neurons do not and what allows for regeneration of a neuron

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neurilemma

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