Lab 7 Flashcards

1
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Reflex loop

A

Perfect model for negative feedback loops

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2
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Somatic reflex loops

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Negative feedback loop
skeletal muscles
protective reflexes

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3
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autonomic reflex loops

A

involuntary functions
always polysynaptic
at least three sensory neurons

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4
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Spinal reflexes

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Require no input to or from the brain

integration center at spinal cord

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5
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Cranial reflexes

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Require input from the brain

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6
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Monosynaptic reflects

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Has one synapses between afferent and efferent neuron fastest

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7
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Polysynaptic reflex

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More than one synapse in the loop slower

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8
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what do Interneurons do?

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Used to spread signals to different pathways or are inhibitory signals

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9
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what do Inhibitory signal do?

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They will be Hyper-polarized-
which means more negative
so it will stops the activation

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10
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what NT does Somatic motor neurons release and why?

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Release acetylcholine which is excitatory to muscle cells

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11
Q

Skeletal muscles have______ Receptors on the motor end plate?

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Nicotinic.

These are receptor channels that allow diffusion of sodium

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12
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Excitatory signals

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Depolarize- means more positive activate

signal molecule for motor neuron to muscle cell is always excitatory

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13
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To prevent activation of a muscle cell?

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Somatic neuron must be inhibited

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14
Q

what Receptors provide information about body position
muscular force and length

they are located in muscle ligaments tendons and joints

somatic Mechanoreceptors

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Proprioreceptors

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15
Q

a Proprioreceptor receptor that is
Located- in the belly of the muscle
detects change in length
to the CNS stimulus increase muscle length

A

Muscle spindles

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16
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Golgi tendon Organ

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Proprioreceptor- golgi tendon organ
located at musculotendonous junction
prevents tearing
stimulus increase intention

17
Q

Intrafusal fibers

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Found inside muscle spindle fibers

18
Q

Extrafusal fibers

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The regular muscle fibers

19
Q

Tonically active

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Signals are sent even when the muscle is at rest

20
Q

Alpha motor neuron

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innervates extrafusal fibers and the gamma motor neurons that innervate the interfusal fibers

21
Q

Stretch flex or myotatic reflex

A

Increasing muscle length the stimulus for muscle spindle reflex

22
Q

Response for Golgi tendon Organ

A

Muscle relaxation achieved by stopping the secretion of acetylcholine (inactivates) the somatic motor neuron

23
Q

When the golgi tendon organ is activated A neurotransmitter that is released by an interneuron on the somatic motor neuron?acts as an inhibitory NT in spinal

A

what is Glycine

24
Q

At the same time the AGONIST muscle in the reflex loop is being stimulated to contract
The ANTAGONIST Activation is being prevented.

The inactivation of the antagonist muscle during the muscle spindle reflex is ___________ inhibition?

A

Reciprocal inhibition

25
Q

Crossed extensor reflex

A

One muscle group lifts up
(foot off floor)

other muscle group supports
entire body weight

26
Q

Patellar reflex

A

Knee-jerk
lumbar L2-L4
normal response- knee extension spinal stretch reflects

27
Q

Bi-ceps reflex

A

Bicep jerk
C-5 C6 minimal
spinal stretch reflects
normal response biceps brachii contraction slight flexion

28
Q

Achilles reflex

A

Ankle jerk
sacral spine S1-S2
normal response plantar flexion spinal stretch reflects

29
Q

Plantar reflex

A

Complex motor pattern cerebral cortex to spinal cord
normal response adults toes curl downward
abnormal big toe flexes up other toes fan out