Lesson 8- Structures of Nervous System/Nervous Flashcards

1
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Most basic structural and functional component of nervous system

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neuron

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2
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Conduct electrical impulses toward cell body

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dendrites

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3
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Transmit electrical signals away from the cell body

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axons

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4
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Insulates axon and keeps electrical current from migrating outside of neuron

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myelin

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5
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Awareness of your body in space

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proprioception

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6
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Receptors located in skin, in and around joints and muscles, and in inner ear

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proprioceptors

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7
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Body relies on this for sensory info related to position of head in space and sudden changes in directional movement of head

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vestibular system

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8
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Small holes

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foramina

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9
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3 types of muscle

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  1. skeletal
  2. smooth
  3. cardiac
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10
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Are skeletal muscles voluntary or involuntary?

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voluntary

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11
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Are smooth muscles voluntary or involuntary?

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involuntary

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12
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Are cardiac muscles voluntary or involuntary?

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involuntary

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13
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Primary mover is known as an

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agonist

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14
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Working against agonist

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antagonist

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15
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Long strap like muscles, run parallel to long axis of muscle, weaker

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longitudinal muscle

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16
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All muscle fibers insert onto one side of muscle, diagonally

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unipennate muscle

17
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Muscle fibers insert obliquely onto each side of tendon

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bipennate muscle

18
Q

Which type of muscle fiber? Slow twitch, large amounts of mitochondria, high amounts of myoglobin, resistant to fatigue, capable of sustaining aerobic metabolism, more efficient

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Type I

19
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Which type of muscle fiber? Fast twitch, small amounts of mito., limited capacity for aerobic metabolism, fatigue more easily than slow twitch, sustain effort for few seconds, largest and fastest

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Type IIx

20
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Which type of muscle fiber? Fast, fatigue resistant, used for strength/power activities, 3 mins for highly trained athletes

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Type IIa

21
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Sheets of connective tissue that hold muscle fibers together

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fascaie

22
Q

Fascia that encases entire muscle

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epimysium

23
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Bundles of muscle fibers grouped together

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perymysium

24
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Within pery. individual muscle fibers wrapped in fascia

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endomysium

25
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Protein filaments running parallel and extend lengthwise through cell

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myofibrils

26
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Dark bands containing myosin

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A bands

27
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Light bands containing actin

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I bands

28
Q

Functional contracting unit of skeletal muscles

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sarcomeres

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