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1
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Consists of several dendrites, single branched axon, and cell
body (soma) –

A

neuron

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2
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Receive initial stimulus from environment

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Sensory (Afferent):

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3
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Receive input from sensory and
send to motor neuron

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association (interneuron)

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4
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Make up 99% of the body’s neurons

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association (interneuron)

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5
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From brain, stimulate target cells (effectors)
to elicit response

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motor (efferent)

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6
Q

Receive
information to transfer to
cell body

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dendrites

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7
Q

Site of action
potential generation

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axon hilcock

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8
Q

Transfer impulses
away from cell body

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axon

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9
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Capable of dividing

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gilal cells

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10
Q

Produce myelin in CNS

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Oligodendrocytes:

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11
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Produce myelin in PNS

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Schwann cells

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12
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CNS phagocytes

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Microglia:

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13
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Circulate CSF with cilia

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Ependymal cells:

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14
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Support cells in PNS

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Satellite cells:

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15
Q

Physically support CNS neurons;

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astrocytes

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16
Q

maintain nutrient and
mineral balance

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astrocytes

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17
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afferent

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sensory

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18
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efferent

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motor

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19
Q

Innervates skeletal muscle

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somatic ns

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20
Q

Voluntary or involuntary
movements

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somatic ns

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21
Q

what does somatic ns use at neuromuscular junctions

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ACh

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22
Q

two branches of autonomic ns

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sympathetic and parasympathetic

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23
Q

sympathetic branch is responsible for what

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fight or flight

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24
Q

Increased blood pressure & heart
rate, ejaculation, generation of
energy

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fight or flight

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25
Q

Inhibition of digestion, urination,
and salivary secretion

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fight or flight

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26
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parasympathetic branch is responsible for what

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rest and digest

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27
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Lowered heart rate
* Increased digestion, relaxation,
and sexual arousal

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rest and digest

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28
Q

Contains the brain, spinal cord, and interneurons

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CNS

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29
Q

CNS includes what

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brain, spinal cord, interneurons

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30
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blockade of cells that prevents or slows the passage of drugs, ions, and pathogens into the
CNS à

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blood brain barrier

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31
Q

what is blood brain barrier permeable to

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O2, CO2, glucose, and small non-polar molecules

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32
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largest part of the brain

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forebrain

33
Q

(smell),

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Olfactory bulb

34
Q

(relay between spinal cord and
cerebral cortex),

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thalamus

35
Q

(visceral functions ex. sleep,
hunger, temperature regulation),

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hypothalamus

36
Q

(planning/learning movement sequences),

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basal ganglia

37
Q

(memory)

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hippocampus

38
Q

hippocampus, amygdala, and hypothalamus
(behavioral and emotional responses)

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limbic system

39
Q

what is limbic system responsible for

A

behavioral and emotional response

40
Q

thalamus, hypothalamus, and pineal
gland

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Diencephalon subdivision

41
Q

Cerebrum contains…

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cerebral cortex

42
Q

4 lobes of cerebral cortex

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frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital

43
Q

Conscious thought (attention), what lobe

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frontal

44
Q

Sensory; somatosensation, proprioception, what lobe

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parietal

45
Q

Sound processing/interpretation, what lobe

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temporal

46
Q

Visual input, what lobe

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occipital

47
Q

Relay center for
visual/auditory
impulses

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midbrain

48
Q

Motor control

A

midbrain

49
Q

posterior part of the brain

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hindbrain

50
Q

2 parts of hindbrain

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cerebellum, brain stem

51
Q

Balance and coordination

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cerebellum

52
Q

Connects cerebrum to spinal cord

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brain stem

53
Q

Relay center (cortex ←→ cerebellum)

A

pons

54
Q

Controls breathing & heart rates, GI activity

A

medulla oblongata

55
Q

what part of brain are medulla oblongata and pons found

A

brain stem

56
Q

↑ diameter and ↑ myelination of axon =

A

quicker propagation of impulse

57
Q

-70 mV with K+ higher inside the cell; Na+ higher
outside

A

resting potential

58
Q

Stimulus increases neuron’s potential with the opening
of gated ion channels from which Na+ enters and depolarizes axon; if
the -50 mV threshold is reached, an action potential will open voltage
gated Na+ channels down the entire neuron à all-or-nothing!

A

depolarization

59
Q

Polarization is restored with K+ moving out of gated ion
channels

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repolarization

60
Q

Excess K+ leaving neuron before channels fully close

A

hyperpolarization

61
Q

Neuron unresponsive to new stimulus until the
Na+/K+ pump returns ions to resting potential locations

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refractory period

62
Q

Maintains resting potential of -70 mV
using ATP

A

Na/K pump

63
Q

Respond strongly to their own stimuli and
weakly to others.

A

sensory resceptors

64
Q

For touch, what receptor

A

mechanoreceptor

65
Q

For temperature, what receptor

A

thermoreceptor

66
Q

For pain, what receptor

A

Nociceptors

67
Q

for light, what receptors

A

Electromagnetic Receptors

68
Q

For taste, smell, blood chemistry, what resceptor

A

chemoreceptors

69
Q

ACh Binds to ACh receptors on…

A

post-synaptic membrane for nerve transmission

70
Q

ACh Secretion at neuromuscular junctions =

A

contraction or relaxation of muscles (PNS)

71
Q

ACh Recycled back to presynaptic vesicle via…

A

acetylcholinesterase

72
Q

Most common CNS neurotransmitter in vertebrates;

A

glutamate

73
Q

excitatory, amino acids

A

glutamate

74
Q

Found in brain; inhibitory

A

GABA

75
Q

Found in CNS outside brain; inhibitory

A

glycine

76
Q

Found in CNS outside brain; inhibitory

A

gasses

77
Q

act in sympathetic nervous system

A

Epinephrine (E) and Norepinephrine (NE)

78
Q

bronchodilation and vasodilation to lungs and skeletal muscles;

A

epinephrin

79
Q

vasoconstriction to the
digestive system and kidneys

A

epinephrin

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