Classification Of Nervous System Flashcards
No of cranial nerves in reptiles, birds,mammals
12 pairs
No of cranial nerves in pisces and amphibia
10 pairs
No of spinal nerves in humans
31 pairs
No of spinal nerves in frog
30 pairs
Somatic nervous system supply to
Skeletal muscles
Sensory afferent neurons
Arrive at CNS
body parts to CNS
From receptors to CNS
Motor or efferent neurons
Exit from CNS
CNS to body parts
CNS to effectors
Atonomic nervous system supplies to
Smooth muscles
glands
Blood vessels
involuntary organs
Sensory cranial nerves
1,2,8
Motor cranial nerves
3,4,6,11,12
Mixed cranial nerves
5,7, 9,10
Olfactory 1
Sensory nerve
Olfaction smell
Optic 2
Sensory
Eye vision
Occulomotor 3
motor
Eyeball muscle movement
Troclear 4
Eye motor
Parasypayhetic division
Conserves energy
promote non emergancy functions
Nervous tissue is originated from
Ectoderm
Which organell is absent in cell body of neuron
Centriol
except centriole all others are present
Why cell division is absent in neuron
Centriol is absent
Grey mater
Consist of cyton and non medullated nerve fibres
Outer part of the brain
Inner part of the spinal cord
White mater
Myelinated neurons
inner part of brain
outer of spi chord
Collection of cytons is called
Nuclei in cns
ganglia outside cns
Unipolor
1axon
embryo
Bipolar
1axon 1dendrite
Olfactory epithelium
Retina
rods and cones (modified bipolar neurons)
bipolar neuron layer of retina
Pseudopolar
Dorsal root ganglia of spinal cord
Stimulatory or exitatory neurotransmittors
Adrenaline or epinephrin
Noradrenaline or non epinephrin
Acetylcholin
Inhibitory neurotransmittors
GABA (gama amino butyric acid)
serotonin
dopamin
glycine
Formation of BBB (blood brain barrier)
Astrocyte
Resting potential is maintained by
Active transport and passive diffusion of ions
Threshold potential
-55 to -60 mv
Hyperpolarisation
-85 mV
Synapse
Presynaptic knob + synaptic cleft + postsynaptic membrane
Electrical synapse
Transmission of impulse across an electrical synapse is very similar to impulse conduction along a single axon
Electrical synapses are rare in our system
Conduction of nerve impulse is
Unidirectional
Magnitude of nerve impulse is same irrespective of stregnth of stimulus
Velocity of nerve impulse is directly proportional to diameter of neuron
This velocity is affected by physical and chemical factors
Trigeminal
5
Mixed
Thickest / largest not longest
Dentist nerve
Teeth and jaw muscles (mastication)
3 branches
opthalmic
maxillary, mandibular
Abdulscence
6
motor
eyeball muscle
Facial
7
mixed
Facial muscles
expressions
anterior ⅔rd part of the tongue
Auditory
8
sensory
Ear (hearing)
Glossopharengeal
9
Mixed
Tongue, pharynx
Vegus (pneumogastric)
10
mixed
Longest nerve
Visceral sensations and movements
Accesory spinal
11
Motor
movement of pharynx , larynx
Hypoglossal
12
motor
movement of tongue supplies under the tongue