Lesson 12: Neuron Flashcards

1
Q

The CNS is made up of the ____ and the ______

A

Brain and spinal cord

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2
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What are the three parts of the brain?

A

Cerebrum

Cerebellum

Brainstem

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3
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Cell bodies are called ______ when in the CNS and their axons are in ______

A

Cell bodies are in clusters called nuclei when in the CNS and their axons are in tracts

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4
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Cluster of cell bodies are called _____ when in the PNS and their axons are in ______

A

Cluster of cell bodies are called ganglia when in the PNS and their axons are in nerves

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5
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What are the two types of nerves in the PNS?

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Cranial: come off the brainstem

Spinal: come off the spinal cord

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6
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What are the two divisions of the PNS?

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  1. Somatic
  2. Autonomic
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7
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What are the two divisions of the Somatic division of the PNS?

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Motor

Sensory - eg can feel when someone touches you

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8
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What are the two divisions of the Autonomic division of the PNS (remember, autonomic = visceral)

A

Motor

Sensory

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9
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The motor component of the autonomic nervous system can be _____ or ______

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The motor component of the autonomic nervous system can be sympathetic (fight/flight) or parasympathetic (rest/digest)

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10
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All of the organs of your body have a _____ (afferent) component

A

Sensory

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11
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Difference between the somatic and autonomic sensory?

A

YOu can localize the sensation in somatic (can tell where someone touches you)

No localization in autonomic - can’t name which organ is hurting

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12
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Neuronal cell bodies in the peripheral system are called?

A

Peripheral ganglia

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13
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What are neurons?

A

Nerve cells that conduct signals

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14
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Support cells for neurons are called:

A

Neuroglia

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15
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Neurons form connections to other cells via ______

A

synapses

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16
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The functional unit of the brain is the ______

A

Neuron

17
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What do neurons function to do?

A

Neurons encode information and conduct it over considerable distances and transmit it to other neurons or various non-neuronal cells

18
Q

What produces myelination?

A

The neuroglial cell, Schwann cells

19
Q

The gaps between schwann cells of the axon are called

A

Nodes of ranvier

20
Q

The point of contact of an axon terminal with another cell is the

A

Synapse

21
Q

The synapse transmits nerve impulse via ______

A

neurotransmitters

22
Q

a neuron can synapse onto:

A
  1. other neurons
  2. muscle
  3. gland
23
Q

A typical motor neuron is called a:

A

Multipolar neuron

24
Q

Motor neurons cell bodies are found in the _______ forming a ______

A

Motor neurons cell bodies are found in the spinal cord forming a nucleus

(remember a collection of nerve cell bodies in the CNS is called a nucleus)

25
Q

ALL SENSORY NEURONS CELL BODIES ARE FOUND IN THE _____ and are called a _____ with their axons forming _____

A

ALL SENSORY NEURONS CELL BODIES ARE FOUND IN THE PNS** and are called a **ganglia** with their axons forming **nerves

26
Q

What are the two types of neuroglia in the PNS?

A
  1. Schwann cells
  2. Satellite glial cells
27
Q

What are the four neuroglia types found in the CNS?

A
  1. Astrocytes
  2. Oligodendrocytes
  3. Microglia
  4. Ependymal cells
28
Q

Which cell is being described:

  • surround sensory neuronal cell body
  • has supportive role (regulate NT’s, O2, CO2)
A

Satellite Cells (neuroglial cell of PNS)

29
Q

Which cell is being described?

  • Myelinate peripheral axons (sensory and motor)
  • One cell per myelinated segment
A

Schwann Cell

30
Q

Which cell is being described?

  • Myelinate CNS axons
  • provide structural framework?
A

Oligodendrocytes (neuroglial cell of CNS)

31
Q

Which cell is being described?

  • Remove cell debris, wastes, and pathogens by phagocytosis
A

Microglia (neuroglial cell of the CNS)

32
Q

What cell is being described?

  • Maintains blood brain barrier
  • Provides structural support
  • regulate ion, nutrient, and dissolved gas concentrations
  • absorb and recycles NT’s
  • forms scar tissue after injury
A

Astrocytes (neuroglial cell of the CNS)

33
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What cell is being described?

  • Line ventricles (brain) and central canal (spinal cavity)
  • assist in producing, circulating and monitoring of cerebrospinal fluid
A

Ependymal cells (neuroglial cell of the CNS)