Module 3 Flashcards
What structure(s) is(are) located in the peripheral nervous system?
Nerves and Ganglia
There are voltage-gated _____ channels located on the axons.
sodium and potassium
Which type of neuron can conduct input to the CNS?
Sensory neurons
When a neuron receives a stimulatory signal (excited), the membrane potential will _____, and this process is called ______.
increase; depolarization
Once a stimulus is strong enough to make the membrane potential on the axon change from -70mV to -55mV, _____ will happen
an action potential
An action potential will conduct faster in _____ neurons
myelinated
In both central and peripheral nervous tissue, you will be able to find 2 kinds of cells. They are ____
neurons and glia (supporting cells)
You may find acons mainly in which matter of the brain?
White matter
Membrane potentials of a neuron can change upon receiving stimulations
True
What are 3 major parts of a neuron?
Dendrites, axon, cell body (soma)
You can voluntarily control all of your motor neurons.
False
The nervous system in the human body is composed of
CNS and PNS
Which type of glial cells form neurilemma>
Schwann cells
Which type of neuron is completely located in the CNS?
Interneurons
Most synapses involve the release of neurotransmitter from the ______
axon’s terminal boutons