Lecture 6 Nervous Tissue Flashcards

1
Q

Motor neurons and interneurons are examples of _____ neurons

A

multipolar

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2
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Bipolar neurons have 1 dendrite and axon and include retina and _______ receptor neurons

A

olfactory

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3
Q

______ neurons consist of one branch extending to the CNS and the other to a peripheral ending

A

Pseudounipolar

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4
Q

the ______ _______ mechanism is the initial segment of an axon (also called axon hillock)

A

impulse initiating

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5
Q

Nissl bodies are found in cell bodies of neurons and are highly developed ______

A

rER

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6
Q

The ______ ______ will have a clear appearance near the exit from a soma

A

axon hillock

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7
Q

Plasma membrane of the axon is the _____. The cytoplasm of an axon is called _____

A

axolemma

axoplasm

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8
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_____ can transport enzymes, proteins, and NTs in the orthograde direction of an axon

A

Kinesin

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9
Q

____ can transport organelles and vesicles in the retrograde direction. Retrograde flow can carry ____ and toxins along the axon into the CNS

A

Dynein

viruses

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10
Q

Dendrite cytoplasm lacks _____

A

golgi

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11
Q

______ spines are specialized for synaptic contact

A

dendritic

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12
Q

NT binding a receptor on the post synaptic membrane causes this ion channel to open:

A

Na

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13
Q

The left-over NT can be enzymatically degraded in the clef or taken up via ______ _____ ______ and degraded

A

receptor mediated endocytosis

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14
Q

the synaptic _____ is a narrow space between pre and post synaptic membranes

A

cleft

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15
Q

______ are the largest of neuroglia and have vascular feet that attach to capillary walls

A

astrocytes

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16
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astrocytes are localized benath the ____ of the brain and spinal cord

A

pia

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17
Q

______ astrocytes have many short and thick branches and are found in CNS gray matter

A

protoplasmic

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18
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_____ astrocytes have long, slender, and infrequently branch processes and are found in CNS white matter

A

fibrous

19
Q

_____ are phagocytic cells derived from bone marrow monocytes

A

microglia

20
Q

_____ cells line the neural tube and ventricles of brain and often contain motile cilia

A

ependymal

21
Q

Ependymal cells and associated capillary loops that are modified to produce CSF =

A

choroid plexus

22
Q

_____ contribute to the blood-brain barrier. They are also recruited to areas of damaged CNS tissue where they form scar tissue

A

astrocytes

23
Q

Myelin sheath is made of a _____ complex

A

lipoprotein

24
Q

dark regular lines of myelin that represent the line of fusion of cytoplasmic surfaces of schwann cells =

A

major dense lines

25
Q

Less regular lines that are sites of close contact of extracellular surfaces of schwann cell membranes=

A

interperiod lines

26
Q

Nerve fibers are divided into 3 classes based on conduction velocites:
____ are thin, non-myelinated with slow velocity
____are large, myelinated and make up motor neurons
___ are smaller, with medium connection velocity

A

Type C
Type A
Type B

27
Q

Small clefts or fissures in the myelin are called ____ clefts. These result from discontinutities in myelin lamellae packaging

A

schmidt-lantermann

28
Q

Waviness is the hallmark of _____ nerve fibers

A

non-myelinated

29
Q

Nerves are surrounded by a dense connective tissue layer called _____

A

epineurium

30
Q

Nerve fiber bundles are surrounded by ____

A

perineurium

31
Q

Schwann cell sheathed axons within the fiber bundle are surrounded by a connective tissue ______

A

endoneurium

32
Q

_____ fibers have a spoke wheel appearance in microscopy

A

myelinated

33
Q

Ganglion are aggregations of nerve cell bodies ______ the CNS

A

outside

34
Q

Gray matter consists of a broad anterior horn and a narrow posterior horn joined by a central _____

A

commisure

35
Q

The anterior horn contains large _____ neurons

A

motor

36
Q

____ corpuscles respond to vibration, pressure, and tension in the subcutaneous tissue

A

pacini’s

37
Q

_____ corpuscles are touch receptors common in finger pads. They are involved in _ point discrimination

A

meissner’s

2

38
Q

____ cells act as a pressure and texture sensor and are also involved in 2-point discrimination

A

Merkel

39
Q

Substances bigger than ____ daltons generally cannot cross the blood-brain barrier

A

500

40
Q

____ neurons are motor neurons while _____ are sensory

A

Efferent, afferent

41
Q

Axons contain abundant ______ and microtubules, while dendrites contain microtubules but very few ________

A

neurofilaments

neurofilaments

42
Q

Another name for schwann cell sheath is _____

A

neurolemma

43
Q

________ plexus is made up of parasympathetic ganglion in the walls of lower GI tract

A

auerbach’s

44
Q

_____ soluble drugs can pass the blood brain barrier

A

lipid