nervous 1 Flashcards

1
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functional unit of the nervous system

A

neurons

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2
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fast anterograde

A

transports neurosecretory material, organelles, hormones

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3
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slow anterograde component

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transports materials : tubulin & cytoplasmic enzymes

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4
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fast retrograde

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carries materials back to cell body for degradation or resuse

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5
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neuroglial cells

A

supporting cells
half the volume of CNS
smaller than neurons

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6
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4 types of cells in CNS

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astrocytes, oligodentrocytes, microglia, ependymal

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7
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2 types of cells in PNS

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schwann, satellite

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8
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astrocyte

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star shaped
form blood brain barrier by covering capillaries
metabolize neurotransmitter
regulate K balance

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9
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oligodendrocyte

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forms myelin sheath around more than 1 axon in CNS

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10
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microglia

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small cells found near blood vessels, phagocytic

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11
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ependymal cells

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form epithelial membrane lining cerebral cavities & central canal
produce CSF

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12
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schwann cell

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cells circling PNS axons

produces part of the myelin sheath surrounding axon

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13
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satellite cell

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flat cells surrounding neuronal cell bodies

support neurons in PNS ganglia

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14
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all or none principal

A

with stimulation, either happens at once or not at all

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15
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continuous conduction

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unmyelinated fibers

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16
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saltatory conduction

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occurs in myelinated fibers b/c nodes of ranvier

17
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electrical synapse

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i.e. cardiac
ionic current spreads to next cell through gap junctions
faster, 2 way

18
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chemical synapse

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slower, one way
from pre- to post-synaptic neuron
has to bind

19
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axodendritic

A

from axon to dendrite (most common)

20
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axosomatic

A

axon to cell body

21
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axoaxonic

A

axon to axon

22
Q

why chemical in brain?

A

post synaptic neuron can acquire more
brain can be more precise
majority
slower but more info

23
Q

temporal summation

A

effected added up

only 1 presynaptic

24
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spatial summation

A

more than 1 presynaptic

25
Q

EPSP

A

depolarizing post synaptic potential

opening Na

26
Q

IPSP

A

inhibitory post synaptic potential

opening Cl or K

27
Q

removal of neurotransmitter

A

diffusion
enzymatic degradation
uptake by neurons or glia cells

28
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diffusion

A

move down concentration gradient

29
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enzymatic degradation

A

acetylcholinesterase

MAO

30
Q

uptake by neurons or glia cells

A

glial cells or neurons can take it back and recycle