Exam Pt. 2 Neuro science Flashcards

1
Q

Name the function of neurons
Neurons:

Cell body:

Dendrite:

Axon:

Myelin:

Cation potential:

Synapse:

Neurotransmitters:

Reuptake:

A

Cell body: life support center of the cell

Dendrite: receives messages from other cells

Axon: Carried messages away from the cell

Myelin: **Covers the axon and helps with speed of the messages

Action potential: The ** electrical signals**

Terminal branch: forms junktions with other cells/connects the cells

Synapse: gap between terminal branches that the chemical messages (neurotransmitters) cross

Reuptake: the neurotransmitters that are fired are reabsorbed

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Types of Neurons

sensory neurons;

Internurons:

Motor neurons:

A

sensory neurons; Input
sends message (raw input/action potiential/neural impulses) from body tissue and organs –> brain

Internurons: Process
neurons in brain + spinal cord sends the input to motor neurons

Motor neurons: Output
Instructions are then passed to the body tissue to preform acton

Senory neurons –> inter neurons –> motor neurons

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Types of neurotransmitters

  1. Acetyldealine (ACh):
  2. Dopamine:
  3. Serotonin:
  4. Norepinephrie:
  5. GABA:
  6. Glutamate:
  7. Endorphins:
A
  1. Acetyldealine (ACh):
    Movement
    Learning
    Memory

Under supply –> Alzheimers

  1. Dopamine:
    Learing
    Attention
    Movement
    Emotion

Over supply –> alzhemiers, ADHD, Schizophrenia

  1. Serotonin:
    Sleep
    Mood
    Arousal
    s
    Hunger

Under supply –> depression

  1. Norepinephrie:
    Alertness
    Arousal
    Sleep

Undersupply –> depression

  1. GABA: inhibiltator Slows brain
    Undersupply –> seizures, tremers, insomina
  2. Glutamate: excitatoruy speeds brain
    oversupply –> overstimuation, siezers
  3. Endorphins: pain relief
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Molecules

  1. Neurotransmitters:
  2. Agonist molecules;
  3. Antagonist molecules:
A
  1. Neurotransmitters:fit perfectly into the receiving neuron
  2. Agonist molecules; drug that mimics the effects of neurotransmitters
  3. Antagonist molecules:blocks action, neurotranmitters, and reuptake
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Nervous system

  1. Central nervous system:
  2. Perpheral nervous system:

2.1 somatic nervous

2.2 autnomiatic nervous

2.21 Sympathetic nervous

2.22 Parasympathetic

Nerves:
Glial cells:

A
  1. Central nervous system: brain + spins
    -Makes decisions
  2. Perpheral nervous system:
    -controls movement

2.1 somatic nervous system: conrols voluntary movements

2.2 autnomiatic nervous system: controls involunatry movement

2.21 Sympathetic nervous system;
-flight or flight
-arouses and excites

2.22 Parasympathetic nervous system:
-rest and digests
-relaxes and calms

Nerves:
Glial cells: support and protect neurons

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The endocrine system

Hormones:

Glands:

  1. Adrenal Glands:
  2. Pituary Gland:
  3. thyroid gland;
  4. parathyroid gland:
  5. Testies:
  6. Ovary:
A

Hormones: chemical messages that travel through the blood stream
-effects last longer and is slower

Glands: secrete hormones

  1. Adrenal Glands:
    increases
    -heart rate
    -blood pressure
    -blood surgar

    -above the pancreaus
  2. Pituary Gland:
    -master gland
    -controled by the hypthalamas
  3. thyroid gland;
    -metabolism
  4. parathyroid gland:
    -regulates calcium levels in blood
  5. Testies:
    -secrete male sex hormones
  6. Ovary:
    -female sex hormones
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The brain study piple line

Phernology

case studies:

lesions:

brain imaging

A

Phernology: feel brain for bumps
-Franz gall

case studies: ppl get injuied, they are studies
-Phinias Gage

lesions: surgical destruction of brain tissue

brain imaging

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Brain imaging

CT scans:

PET:

MRI:

EEG:

FMRI:

Angiegraphy:

A
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halves of the brain

Left
vs
Right

corpus callsum:

A

Left: thoughts, Logic, speeking, calculations
Dipper

Right: feelings, tones, crativity
Mable

corpus callsum: connects the two halves

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Lobes of the brain

  1. Frontal lobe
  2. partienal lobe:
  3. Ocupital lobe:
  4. Temperal lobe;
A
  1. Frontal lobe:
    -strategy
    -movement
    -speaking
    -motor context
  2. Pertienal lobe
    -sensory cortex
  3. occipital lobe:
    -vision
  4. Temporal:
    -Hearing
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misalinus parts of the brain

cerebral cortex:

cerebellum:

Mid brain:

A

cerebral cortex:
-king control + processing center
-inter connecting neurons covering he brain

Corpus callsum:
-connects left and right halves of the brain

cerebellum:
-mini brain
-muscle memory
-movements

Mid brain: relays info brain –> eyes + ears
and info from eyes + ears –> brain

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Brain stem

Medulla:

Pons:

Thalmas:

Recticular formation:

A

Medulla: heart rate + breathing

Pons: coordination

Thalmas: reroute senses to correct parts of the brain (except smell)

Recticular formation: alertness + arousal

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limbic system

  1. Amygdala:
  2. Hypothalamous:
  3. Hippocampus:
A
  1. Amygdala:
    Emotions (fear + aggression)
  2. Hypothalamous:
    Basic drives (hunger, thirst, sex, and bodt temp)
  3. Hippocampus:
    Creates memories
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