Nervous System Flashcards

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A nerve is a bundle of ______ and _______ - mostly _______

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axons; dendrites; axons

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Afferent nerves carry info _______ the ______

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toward; CNS

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Afferent generally refers to ________

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sensory

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Efferent nerves carry info ______ the ______

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away from; CNS

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Efferent nerves generally carry _____ signals, toward the _______

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motor; muscles

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Sympathetic response is …….

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fight, flight, or freeze

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Parasympathetic response is…..

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rest and digest

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Anatomical planes of section:

Horizontal plane

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cuts through horizontally - separates above from below

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Anatomical planes of section:

Coronal plane

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cuts vertically and separates front to back

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Anatomical planes of section:

Sagittal plane

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cuts vertically and separates left from right

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Anatomical Directions:

The meaning of some terms _____ at the midbrain-diencephalic junction

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change (dorsal, ventral, rostral, caudal)

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Anatomical Directions:

Superior is opposite from and above _________

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inferior

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Anatomical Directions:

Anterior is opposite from and in front of _______

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posterior

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Anatomical Directions:

Before the midbrain-diencephalic junction, dorsal is opposite from and above _______

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ventral

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Anatomical Directions:

Before the midbrain-diencephalic junction rostral is opposite from and in front of _______

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caudal

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Anatomical Directions:

After the midbrain-diencephalic junction, ventral is opposite from and in front of ________

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dorsal

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Anatomical Directions:

After the midbrain-diencephalic junction, caudal is opposite from and below _______

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rostral

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Other anatomic terms:

Medial

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toward the middle

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Other anatomic terms:

Lateral

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toward the side

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Other anatomic terms:

Proximal

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near to

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Other anatomic terms:

Distal

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far from

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Other anatomic terms:

Ipsilateral

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on the same side

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Other anatomic terms:

Contralateral

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on the far side

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Other anatomic terms:

Bilateral

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on both sides

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Other anatomic terms: Left and right
from the owner's perspective
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Neuroanatomical Terms: Nerve
a bundle of axons
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Neuroanatomical Terms: Nucleus/Nuclei
a group of cell bodies inside the CNS
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Neuroanatomical Terms: Ganglion/ganglia
a group of cell bodies outside the CNS
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Neuroanatomical Terms: Fasciculus
pathway or tract between nuclei
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Neuroanatomical Terms: Funiculus
column or tract in the spinal cord (can ascend, descend, and decussate)
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Neuroanatomical Terms: Commissure
lateral pathway
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: ________ division of the nervous system
Anatomical
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: CNS = ______ + _______
brain + spinal cord
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: The CNS is enclosed in ______ ( _____ & ______)
bone (cranium & spinal column)
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: The CNS is wrapped in a protective covering called the _______
meninges
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: The meninges has three different layers - the ______, ______ and ________
dura; arachnoid; pia
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: The CNS is bathed in fluid called _______
CSF - cerebrospinal fluid
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: PNS is made of _____ nerves and ______ nerves
cranial; spinal
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Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System: PNS contains _____ and ______ ( ______ and _______) neurons. ______ means into and _____ means out of CNS
afferent and efferent; sensory and motor afferent; efferent
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Cranial Nerves: Connect to the ______
brain
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Cranial Nerves: Have a bundle of ______, aka _______
cell bodies; nuclei
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Cranial Nerves: There are _____ pairs numbered ____ through ______
12; I - XII
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Cranial Nerves: Cranial nerves are ______ (efferent) , _____ (afferent), or ______ (efferent and afferent)
motor; sensory; mixed
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Spinal Nerves: Connect to the ______ and have ______
spinal cord; ganglia
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Spinal Nerves: Contain _____ pairs: one per segment, named by ________
31; vertebra
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Spinal Nerves: 8 ______, 12 _______, 5 _______. 5 _______, 1 _______
cervical; thoracic; lumbar; sacral; coccygeal
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Spinal Nerves: All spinal nerves are ______ nerves
mixed
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Spinal Nerves: Mixed nerves in the spine have ______/______ and _____/______ roots
dorsal/sensory; ventral/motor D/S; V/M
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Spinal Nerves: The ______ root receives input from the skin and viscera
dorsal
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: The somatic and autonomic division of the nervous system is a _______ division
functional
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: This division is mediated by ______ and ______ nerves
cranial and spinal
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: ______: innervates striated muscles, is initiated by the ______ lobe, and is ______
Somatic; frontal; voluntary
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: ________: innervates smooth muscles of internal _______ (glands, blood vessels), is initiated by the ______, and is ______
Autonomic; organs; hypothalamus; involuntary
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: The autonomic NS is further divided into the ______ and the ______
sympathetic; parasympathetic
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: Sympathetic: _________ source; _____ and pre_______ ganglia
thoracolumbar; para- and prevertebral ganglia
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Somatic vs. Autonomic NS: Parasympathetic: _______ source; ganglia near ______
craniosacral; effector (effector = muscle)
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Hindbrain: The _____, the ______, and the _______ are the major structures in the hindbrain
medulla; pons; cerebellum
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Hindbrain: The medulla and pons are ______ nerve nuclei and manage ______, _______, and ______ reflexes
cranial; cardiac; circulatory; respiratory
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Hindbrain: The medulla and pons have both ______ and _____ pathways
ascending; descending
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Hindbrain: Medulla and pons contains cerebellar _______
peduncles
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Hindbrain: Within the medulla and pons is the fourth _____
ventricle
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Hindbrain: Within the medulla and pons is the ________ formation
reticular
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Hindbrain: The reticular formation manages the person's level of ______/______ a. Projects to most of _____ b. Determines level of activity in _______ c. Levels: _____, ______. ______, ______
arousal/consciousness; a. cortex b. neurons c. alert, drowsy, stuporous, comatose
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Hindbrain: The cerebellum is in charge of _____, ______, and ______
coordination; posture; balance (tandem gait for when you're drunk and the PoPo found you)
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Midbrain: Made of the cerebral _____
peduncle
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Midbrain: Made of the _____ aqueduct
cerebral
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Midbrain: The cerebral aqueduct is the PAG: ___________ grey which modulates ______ signals and ______ responses
periaqueductal; pain; defensive
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Midbrain: The ________ contains the corpora _______
tectum; quadrigemina
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Midbrain: The corpora quadrigemina is made of the _______ which is in charge of ______ reflexes. It also contains the _______ which is in charge of _____ reflexes and ______ localization
Superior colliculi; visual Inferior colliculi: auditory; sound
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Midbrain: The ______ is in control of autonomic _____ motor nuclei. The _____ muscle is attached to the lens. The _______ muscle is in iris
tegmentum; eye ciliary sphincter
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Midbrain: Red _____: _____ coordination
nucleus; motor
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Midbrain: ______ nigra: motor ______
Substantia; control