J.P Flashcards

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What do Dendites do?

A

Recieve inputs from other neurones and convey graded electrical signals passively to the soma

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2
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What does the soma of a neurone do?

A

Synthetic and metabolic centre

It contains the nucleus, ribosome, mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum

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3
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What does the Axon hillock and the Initial Segment do?

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Site of initiation of the “all or none” action potential

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4
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What does the axon of a neuron do?

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Conducts output signals as action potentials to other neurones

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5
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What does the synapse of a neurone do?

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Point of chemical communication between neurones

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6
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What type or neurone is this?

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Unipolar

Peripheral autonoic neurone

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7
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What type of neurone is this?

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Pseudounipolar

Dorsal Root Ganglion Neurone

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8
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What type of neurone is this?

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Bipolar

Retinal Bipolar Neurone

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9
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What type of neurone is this?

A

Multipolar

Lower motor neurone

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10
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What are the four funcitonal regions of a neurone?

A

Input

Integrative

Conductile

Output

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11
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How are synapses classified

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Morphologically by the location of the presynaptic terminal upon the postsynaptic cell

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What are the two classes of function for synapses?

A

Either

Excitatory

or

Inhibitory

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