Mod 7: neurons brain Flashcards

1
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Neuroglia and scwann cells

A
support the cns
astrocytes
oligodendroglia
microglia
ependymal 
schwann
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2
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astrocytes

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fill spaces btween neurons
part of BBB
rapid nutrient transport
role in scar formation and seizures

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3
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Oligodendroglia

A

form myelin sheath (white matter)

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4
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microglia

A

tissue macrophages specific to CNS

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5
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ependymal cells

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line brain and choroid plexus, involved w CSF production

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6
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schwann cells

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PNS myelin sheath formation/metabolic support

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7
Q

Acetylcholine neurotransmitter

A

excitatory, inhibitory to cardiac muscles

deactivated by acetlycholinesterase

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8
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Monoamines

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histamines, serotonin, dompamine, epi/norepi

in brain-learning, emotions, motor control

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9
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Amino Acids
glutamate
gamma
glycine

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glutamate-excitatory, (ALS drugs block)
Gamma aminobutyric Acid GABA- inhibitory @ post synapse (seizure drugs^gaba)
glycine-inhibitory

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10
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Frontal lobe

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voluntary skeletal muscles contralaterally 
talking,writing, emotions, intellect, judgement
Brocas area (speech)
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11
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Parietal lobe

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tactile sensation (temp/pain, 2point discr.)

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12
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occipital

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visual receptor, reading w comprehension

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13
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temporal

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ear impulses (wernickes)

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14
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Basal ganglia stuctures (7)

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amygdala, caudate, nucleus accumbens, subthalamic nucleus, substantia niagra, global pallidus, putamen

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15
Q

basal ganglia structures work with cerebellum to

inhibitory effects on

A

modify voluntary movements, role in cognition/emotion

thalamus

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16
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Limbic system (between cerebrum/diencephalon)

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long term memory, primitive/visceral responses, motivation, feeding, bio rhythms, smell

17
Q

meninges
pia mater contains___
subarachnoid space is above, houses__ carries__

A

arterial supply

houses arteries carries, CSF

18
Q

meninges
arachnoid space
subdural space

A

middle, avascular

venous circulation

19
Q

meninges

dura mater

A

outermost, contains venous system

20
Q

meninges

epidural space

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between dura mater and skull, some intracranial arteries

21
Q

Diencephalon contains thalamus:_____ and hypothalamus: _____

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thalamus-screens/directs impulses to/from cerebral cortex

hypothalamus- regulates water balance, apetite, vitals, sleep, links CNS+endocrine system

22
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Brainstem

midbrain

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relay center for eye/ear reflexes between cerebrum and brainstem/cord

23
Q

Brainstem

pons

A

links cerebellum to cerebrum, midbrain to medulla

relfex actions, balance,posture

24
Q

Brainstem

medulla

A

resp function, HR,BP, swallow, cough, vomit reflex

25
Q

Brainstem

reticular formation

A
brainstem to cerebral cortex connective tissue
maintains wakefulness (reticular activating system)
26
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Cerebellum (behind brain stem)

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coordination, smooth movement, equilibrium, muscle tone

27
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CSF made by separation of fluid from blood in

___secretes csf

A

choroid plexus -capillary network from pia-> ventricles ependymal secretes Csf