Exam Flash Cards

1
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Draw a pic of a neuron -

A

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2
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where are cell bodies of sensory & motor neurons located -

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sensory - take messages from the skin/organs to central nervous system
motor - take messages from the brain to muscles

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3
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at depolarization ……. in -

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sodium

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4
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at repolarization …… out -

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potassium

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5
Q

at refactoring ….. -

A

flip back

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6
Q

where are neurotransmitters made -

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in the cell body of a neuron & transported down the axon and stores in vesicles

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7
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difference between myelinated and unmyelinated nerves -

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myelinated - contain schwann cells that for from myelin sheaths
unmyelinated - lack myelin sheaths bc no schwann cells

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8
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Frontal Lobe -

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  • located in front

- controls abstract thinking

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9
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Pariteal Lobe -

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  • located behind frontal lobe in middle

- interprets sensory info to “feel”

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10
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Occipital Lobe -

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  • on the underside of the skull

- interprets vision

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11
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Temporal Lobe -

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  • located on sides by the temples

- interprets hearing and smell

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12
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Brain Stem -

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  • located before spinal cord
  • consists of medulla, pons,midbrain
  • allows the neurons travel through it to relay messages
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13
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Thalamus -

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comes after midbrain

-the actual relay station

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14
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Hypothalamus -

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exerts major control over nearly all body organs

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15
Q

Pineal Gland -

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makes melatonin

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16
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Pituitary Gland -

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produces hormones to regulate homeosatsis

17
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Cerebellum -

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helps maintain equilibrium, posture/coordination

18
Q

which structure connects the hemispheres -

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corupus callosum

19
Q

the disorder of the brain is degenerative resulting in the destruction of neurons in the brain, genetics play a role, loss of memory and attention -

A

alzheimers

20
Q

the disorder of the brain that is generally a stroke, it is the stopping of blood flow through the blood vessels of the cerebrum caused by a blockage -

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cerebrovascular accident CVA

21
Q

this brain disorder is a permanent, non-progressive damage to the motor control areas in the brain, caused by mostly prenatal conditions -

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CP - cerebrall palsy

22
Q

this brain disorder is where the degeneration of neurons results in a decreased amount of dopamine resulting in shaky hands and muscle weakness -

A

parkinsons

23
Q

tough meninge containing many many tough fibers -

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dura mater

24
Q

is the cobby web looking meninge composed of elastic fibers and collagen-

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arachnoid mater

25
Q

this meninge is delicate containing blood vessels that adheres directly to the brain and spinal cord -

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pia mater

26
Q

final destination for sight -

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ends in the occipital lobe

27
Q

final destination for sound/hearing -

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ends in the temporal lobe

28
Q

final destination for feeling -

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ends in the pariteal lobe

29
Q

function of the ear -

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hearing, balance, and equilibrium

30
Q

the external ear collects and transmits …… .

A

sound waves

31
Q

the middle ear converts and amplifys ………

A

vibrations

32
Q

the inner ear is the ….

A

last structure

33
Q

the vestibule detects …..

A

gravity

34
Q

the semicircular canals detect …..

A

spinning

35
Q

the cochlea / organ of corti detect …..

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hearing

36
Q

sound converted to vibrations / sound waves occur where -

A

in the middle ear

37
Q

action potential occurs in the ear when …..

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3 sections of the inner ear help detect sound, gravity, or spinning - these actions move hair cells causing this action potential

38
Q

functions of the eyes -

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gather light
focus light
detect color
convert image to impulse
keep eye moist & no disease
39
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structures of the eyes -

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conjunctiva
cornea
sclera
anterior chamber
pupil
iris
ciliary
canals of schem
lens
retina
choroid