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Development Of The peripheral Nervous System (EMB) Flashcards

1
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Where is the division where we will have brain and SC

Above is what and below is what

A

4th somite

Above is brain, below is SC

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What is gray matter made up of

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Dorsal horn
Lateral horn
Anterior horn

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3
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Cells bodies in gray matter are not what

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Mylenated

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4
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Dorsal horn is what type of neurons

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Sensory

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5
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Gray Lateral horn is what type of neurons and what location

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T1 - L2

Autonomic neurons

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6
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What neurons are in anterior horn

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Motor neurons

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7
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The gray mater houses what in terms of neurons

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The cell bodies

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8
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The white matter houses what in terms of neurons

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The axons

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9
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The lateral horn of the white matter houses what

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Sensory and motor neurons

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10
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What is developed in the alar plate

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Sensory neurons that are contained in CNS and never leave

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11
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The basal plate gives rise to what

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Motor neurons

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12
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Sensory neurons is what type of neurons?

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Afferent neurons

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13
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What are the three zones of the developing spinal cord

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  1. Ventricular zone
  2. Intermediate zone - gray matter
  3. Marginal zone - white matter
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14
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What does the intermediate zone give rise to

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The gray matter

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15
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What does the marginal zone give rise to

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The white matter

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16
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What cells are located in ventricular zone

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Cells that make CSF

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17
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What cells are located in intermediate zone

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Astrocytes, give rise to gray matter

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18
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What cells are located in marginal zone

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Axons and oligodendrocytes (that mylenate)

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19
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Oligodendrocytes come from what

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Neural crest cells

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20
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Microglial cells come from what

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Mesoderm

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21
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What comes from neuroectoderm

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Astocytes
Oligodendrocytes
Dendrites and axons

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22
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Where is the cord in a newborn found

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L2/L3

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23
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Where is cord in adult found

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L1/L2

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24
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Neural crest cells give rise to what

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Spinal ganglion and sensory neurons in the periphery

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25
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Dorsal spinal cord is what type of neurons

26
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Ventral spinal cord neurons are what type of cells

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Motor neurons

27
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BMP makes cells into what

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Dorsal neurons

28
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SHH makes cells into what

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Ventral neurons

29
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BMP activates what

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PAX3 and PAX 7 which make the alar plate

30
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SHH activate what

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NKX 2.2 and NKX 6.1 and the formation of the basal plate

31
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What two things form the PNS

A

The neural crest and ectodermal placode

32
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What PNS cells develop from neural tube

A

Motor neurons

Pre-glangionic autonomic neurons

33
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What PNS cells develop from neural crest cells

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Neurons of dorsal root ganglia

Sensory ganglia of cranial neves

Schwann cells

Sympathetic ganglia

Parasympathetic ganglia

34
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The dorsal root comes from what

A

Neural crest cells

35
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The ventral root comes from what

A

Neural ectoderm cells

36
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The spinal nerve contains what types of cells

A

Both sensory and motor, thus come from NC and NE

37
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General somatic efferent neurons

What are they and where do they come from

A

Somatic muscle

From NE

38
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General visceral efferent neurons

What are they and where do they come from

A

Autonomic neurons to smooth and cardiac muscle and glands

From NE

39
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Special visceral efferent

What are they and where do they come from

A

Neurons that innervate muscles derived from the pharyngeal arches

From the NE

40
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General somatic afferent neurons

What are they and where do they come from

A

Sensory in the skin, joints and tendons

From NC

41
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General visceral afferent neurons

A

Sensory of the visceral structures

From the NC

42
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Special somatic afferent neurons

What are they and where do they come from

A

Hearing, balance, and sight

43
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Special visceral afferent neurons

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Taste, smell, chemical senses

Come from cranial nerves

44
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Post-ganglionic ANS cells come from what

A

Neural crest

45
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ANS pre-ganglionic cells come from what

A

Neuroectoderm

46
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The preganglionic fibers form what

A

Spinal cord to sympathetic ganglia

47
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Are preganglionic fibers myelonated?

48
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Postganglionic fibers form what

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Ganglia to vicera

49
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Preganglia are long or short?

50
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Postganglionnic fibers are what

A

Short and nonmylenated

51
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The anterior nerve roots are what type of nerves?

A

Motor neurons (efferent)

52
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The posterior roots are what types of nerves?

A

Sensory neurons (afferent)

53
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The grey matter is comprised of what

A

The nerves cell bodies (CNS)

54
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The white matter is comprised of what

A

The axons that are usually mylenated with schwann cells (PNS)

55
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The posterior and anterior nerve roots untie where to form what

A

Unite proximal to the intervertebral foramen to form a mixed spinal nerve (motor and sensory)

56
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What type of neurons do posterior and anterior rami carry?

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Both sensory and motor neurons.

57
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What are general sensory fibers

A

General somatic afferent fibers

Transmit sensation from the body to the CNS

58
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What are somatic motor fibers [GSE]

A

General somatic efferent fibers

Transmit impulses to skeletal muscles (voluntary)

59
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What are visceral sensory fibers [GVA]

A

General visceral afferent fibers

Transmit pain or subconscious visceral reflex sensations

60
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What are visceral motor fibers [GVE]

A

General visceral efferent fibers

Transmit impulses to smooth (involuntary)muscle and glandulary tissue

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