How the body communicates: Nervous and Endocrine paths Flashcards
The cough reflex
1) Peripheral sensory nerve activation
2) Central processing of inputs in the brainstem
3) 3) Efferent output via motor nerves to effector muscles of diaphragm, thorax and larynx.
The cough reflex
1) Peripheral sensory nerve activation
2) Central processing of inputs in the brainstem
3) 3) Efferent output via motor nerves to effector muscles of diaphragm, thorax and larynx.
what are the 2 types of cells found in the nervous tissue ?
- Neuron
- Gilia
what is a neuron and what is its structure ?
- the main electrically exitable cell
- it has dendrietes (where post synaptic input sites are)
- it has an axon (conducts)
- it has synaptic terminals (site for pre-synaptic output of neurotransmitter release)
what are the 4 types of a Glia in the central nervous system?
- Oligodendrocyte – wrap/insulate nerve processes.
- Astrocyte – line the Blood-Brain-Barrier (BBB)
- Ependymal – produce CerebroSpinal Fluid of ventricles
- Microglia - phagocytose immune role.
2 types of Glia in the peripheral nervous system ?
- Schwann cell – myelin insulation of nerve axons.
- Satellite cells – surround soma of peripheral nerves in ganglia (accumulations of soma).
2 types of Glia in the peripheral nervous system ?
- Schwann cell – myelin insulation of nerve axons.
- Satellite cells – surround soma of peripheral nerves in ganglia (accumulations of soma).
A collection of nerve cell bodies in the CNS can be called …………
- A nucleus
- Nuclei (pl)
A collection of nerve cell bodies in the PNS are called……………..
- A ganglion
- ganglia (pl)
what is the Blood Brain Barrier ?
A group pf cells regulating access to most of the brain
1.Endothelia,
2.Pericytes,
3.Basement membrane,
4.Macrophages,
5.Astrocytes
What are circumventricular organs ?
Organs that provide permeable route of access for entry of sensory signals and exit of neuroendocrine signals.
What are circumventricular organs ?
Organs that provide permeable route of access for entry of sensory signals and exit of neuroendocrine signals.
what are the 2 receptors of Acetylcholine (ACh) ?
- Nicotinic
- Muscarinic
what are the 2 receptors of Acetylcholine (ACh) ?
- Nicotinic
- Muscarinic
What are the 5 transmitter classes ?
- Amino Acids
- Amines
- Acetylcholine
- Nitric Oxide (small molecule type)
- Peptide