Electro Physiology Flashcards

1
Q

if the water concentration of a solution is high, then what does that mean about the osmolarity?

A

osmolarity is likely low…so water will move out

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if water conc of solution is low…then what does that mean about the osmolarity?

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the lower the water the higher the osmolarity…so water will move in

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3
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if you put a cell with 300 mOsm inside a solution with 400 mOsm…what direction will the water move?

A

outside of the 300 mOsm cell…shrinks the cell

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4
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if you put a 300 mOsm inside a solution of 200 mOsm..what will water do?

A

water will move inside of the cell and make it swell

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5
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what is the nernst equation used for?

A

calculating membrane potential of a specific ion

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6
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give the nernst equation

A

= (60/Z) x log(Xout/Xin) where Z is charge and X is ion conc

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7
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results of nernst equation if you have a positive ion with higher conc inside of cell

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will lead to negative membrane potential

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8
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results of nernst if you have a positive ion with higher conc on outside of cell

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will lead to positive membrane potential

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9
Q

membran potential of calcium

A

+122

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10
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membrane potential of sodium

A

+59

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11
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membrane potential of potassium

A

-85

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12
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membrane potential of chloride

A

-82 to -46

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13
Q

what allows electrical synapses to occur?

A

gap junctions

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14
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what are gap junctions made of?

A

connexons

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15
Q

what is used to link two cells in a chemical synapse?

A

glycoalyx

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16
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define spatial summation

A

when two EPSPs happen in different locations on the same cell

17
Q

define temporal summation

A

when two EPSPs happen on the same cell at the same spot right after each other

18
Q

two locations calcium comes from in synaptic cleft

A

from outside the cell and from the cellular storage in the SER and ER

19
Q

what stimulates calcium entry into cell?

A

it is controlled by voltage gated channels…so voltage change