Lab Exam 3 Flashcards
Function of Axon Hillock?
Site of action potential initiation
Function of Glial cells? (identify the purple image)
Glial cells in the motor neuron perform support for neurons
Function of Optic Chiasm?
Crossing over of optic fibers
Examples of Ipsilateral reflex?
withdrawal reflex, pupillary reflex
Function of Hypoglossal nerve function?
Motor movement of the tongue
Function of vestibulochlear nerve(#8)?
hearing sense
Function of oculomotor nerve(#3)?
Eye movement. constrict pupil
What happens when you damage the cerebellum?
loss of body coordination & balance
Know location of interthalamatic adhesion & function?
contents left and right of thalamus
List function of the 5 lobes
frontal (personality and behavior). Parietal(proprioception, touch). Temporal(hearing). Occipital(vison). Insula(emotion, taste)
Function of myelin sheath?
protects axon, increase speed of action potential.
Define reflex?
Action taken as a response to a stimulus, without thought.
Muscles that stretch during reflex ?
quadriceps, hamstrings, cardiac muscles.
Function of olfactory nerve?
smelling sense
Nodes of Ranvier?
the generation of a fast electrical impulse along the axon and ionic exchange
Function of conus medullaris in spinal cord?
Inferior most potion of spinal cord
Function of Phrenic nerve in spinal cord?
takes motor signals to diaphragm
Function of sciatic nerve?
carries motor signal to hamstrings. carries sensory signal to poisterior thigh & leg
Function of Obturator in the spinal cord
takes motor and sensory signals to medial thigh
What is the collection of spinal nerves?
Cauda equina
What dose the ventral root contain?
multipolar neurons that go to skeletal muscles
What dose the dorsal root ganglion contain?
unipolar sensory neurons.
Filum terminale function?
Pia mater that anchors medullaris to coccyx bone
Site of intergration?
Grey mater
Someone who suffers from a stroke struggle with what?
balance or coordination. paralysis on one side of the body.
Axon terminals function?
release neurotransmitters to send messages to other cells.
posterior funiculus function
Myelinated axons that convey info of touch, proprioception
lateral funiculus function?
sensory info to the cerebellum and thalamus
dendrite function
receive signals from other neurons
anterior funiculus function?
balance and coordination. motor commands
Pituitary gland function?
produce & releases growth hormone, follicle stimulating hormone
Abducens nerve function?
lateral rectus (side eye view)
Trigeminal nerve function?
touch sensation, chewing muscles
which reflex dose not contain interneuron
Monosynaptic
biggest nerve
sciatic nerve