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HESI Nervous Tissue Flashcards

1
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ER in a neuron is called ___ ___

A

Nissl bodies

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2
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axon meets the soma at the

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axon hillock

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3
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the branches at the end of an axon are called

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telodendria

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4
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the 3 functional classifications of neurons are sensory, motor, and

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association or interneurons

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5
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type of neuron thats located in the CNS and work between sensory and motor neurons

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interneurons

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6
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most common type of neuron (functional classification)

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interneuron

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7
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a nerve fiber refers to

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an axon

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8
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a bundle of axons is a

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nerve

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9
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cell bodies are usually grouped into bundles called

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ganglia

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10
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the outer layer that surrounds and entire nerve

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epineurium

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11
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the middle layer that surrounds a bundle of axons

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perineurium

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12
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layer surrounding each individual axon

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endoneurium

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13
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a nerve ____ is a bundle of fibers in the CNS

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nerve tract

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14
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neuroglia, CNS, have star shaped appearance

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astrocytes

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15
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neuroglia, CNS, creates the myelin sheath

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oligodendrocytes

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16
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neuroglia, CNS, phagocytic

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microglia

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17
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neuroglia, CNS, line the fluid filled cavities in the CNS

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ependymal cells

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18
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neuroglia, PNS, create the myelin sheath

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schwann cells

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19
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neuroglia, PNS, surround the cell bodies

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satellite cells

20
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axon potentials jumping from node to node is called ____ conduction

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saltatory

21
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____ matter contains myelination

A

white

22
Q

_____ matter doesn’t have myelination

A

gray

23
Q

In an unstimulated nerve, the inside has a ___ charge compared to the outside

A

negative

24
Q

polarization of the unstimulated nerve is maintained by keeping lots of ___ ions on the outside and lots of ___ ions on the inside

A

Na

K

25
Q

The inside of the resting cell is negative mostly because of negative ____ and ____ ____ inside the cell

A

proteins and nucleic acids

26
Q

Ions can cross through the nerves membrane through ___ ____ in response to neurotransmitter, changes in membrane potential, etc

A

gated channels

27
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_____ potential describes the state of the neuron when it’s at -70 mv

A

resting potential

28
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a ____ _____ is a change in the resting potential of the plasma membrane in response to a stimulus

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graded potential

29
Q

a nerve membrane depolarizes by opening channels that

A

let in Na

30
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if a stimulus opens up K+ gated channels, the membranes becomes _____

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hyperpolarized

31
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unlike a graded potential, an ____ ____ can travel long distances

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action potential

32
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_____ is the opposite of resting potential because now K is on the outside and Na is on the inside

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repolarization

33
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In this period, the Na and K are still in switched positions, so the cell won’t respond to another stimulus yet

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refractory

34
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chemical synapse, when an action potential reaches the end of an axon, the ______ of the membrane causes gated channels to open the allow __ to enter

A

Ca2+

35
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chemical synapse, the influx of Ca2 into the terminal end causes _____ ____ to release a ______

A

synaptic vesicles

neurotransmitter

36
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chemical synapse, if the neurotransmitter allows more Na and Ca to enter the postsynaptic cell

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an action potential is generated (cell is excited)

37
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chemical synapse, the neurotransmitter allows K to exit or Cl- to enter the postsynaptic cell

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an action potential is probably stoped

38
Q

common neurotransmitter, commonly stimulates muscles to contract by opening gated positive ion channels

A

ACh

39
Q

common neurotransmitter, derived from amino acids and are secreted mostly between neurons of the CNS (4 of them)

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epinephrine, norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin

40
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common neurotransmitter, a common inhibitory transmitter

A

GABA

41
Q

What area of the brain deals with understanding written or verbal speech?

A

Weirnecke’s area

42
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The sodium-potassium pumps moves how many of each ion at a time

A

3 sodium out

2 potassium in

43
Q

nerve that stimulates the diaphragm

A

phrenic

44
Q

nerve for the anterior arm and lateral forearm

A

musculocutaneous

45
Q

nerve for anterior forearm and some of the hand

A

median nerve

46
Q

nerve for the medial thigh

A

obturator nerve

47
Q

nerve for the perineum

A

pudendal neve

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