Nervous System Flashcards

Also contains some sensory cards

1
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Divisions of the Nervous system

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  • Central
  • Peripheral
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2
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Components of the CNS

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  • Brain
  • Spinal Cord
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3
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Divisions of the PNS (control)

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  • Somatic- Voluntary movements
    -Autonomic- involuntary movements
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4
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Divisions of Autonomic nervous system

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-Sympathetic
- Parasympathetic

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5
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Components of the Fore brain

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  • Frontal Lobe
  • Parietal lobe
  • occipital lobe
  • temporal lobe
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6
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Divisions of the brain

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  • Fore brain
  • mid brain
    -Hind brain
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7
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Cerebellum function

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motor memory and coordination

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8
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Medulla oblongata function

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digestion

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9
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Pons function

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circulation

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10
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Mid brain function

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breathing

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11
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hypothalamus function

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circadian rhythm and hormone regulation

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12
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pituitary gland function

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antidiuretic hormone secretion

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13
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thalamus function

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body homeostasis

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14
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basal ganglia function

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processes motor info

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15
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corpus callosum function

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connects the right and left side of the brain

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16
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frontal lobe function

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  • memory
  • personality
  • sensations
  • speech
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17
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temporal lobe function

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hearing

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18
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parietal lobe function

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sensation

19
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two cortexes found in the parietal lobe

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  • motor
  • somatosensory
20
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motor cortex function

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controls movements

21
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somatosensory cortex function

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sensations (hot and cold)

22
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occipital lobe function

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vision

23
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Where is amyloid located?

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in the cell membrane

24
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When does amyloid become beta-amyloid?

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when it detaches from the cell membrane

25
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How is beta-amyloid cleared?

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  • diffusion into blood vessels
  • microglia absorb B-amy and destroy it
26
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The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for

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Fight or flight (gets you moving)

27
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The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for

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relax and digest

28
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Components of PNS

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nerves that connect the brain or spinal cord to glands, muscle and sense organs

29
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ganglion definition

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Bumps that contain cell bodies

30
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what is lateral inhibition?

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excited neuron reduces the activity of its neighbors (this disables the spreading of action potentials)

31
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Phasic receptors

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only activate when exposed to stimuli

32
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Tonic receptors

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Stimuli increase frequency, receptors are always on

33
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Sensory pathway steps

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  1. Stimuli Sensing
  2. Action potential
  3. Propagation
34
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Receptor type depends on

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the type of stimuli

35
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During propagation, the spinal cord brings the signal to the

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opposite side of the touch was received

36
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analgesia definition

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same neurons secrete inhibitory morphine-like endogenous opioids to regulate pain

37
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Types of receptors (somatic sensation)

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  1. free receptors (free nerve endings)
  2. encapsulated receptors
38
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Merkel cells

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capture touch, shape, and texture

39
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Meissner cells

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touch, pressure, and vibration

40
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Raffini Corpuscle senses

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Deep pressure and vibration

41
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Pacinni cells sense

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Deep pressure and vibrations

42
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Phasic-type cells within somatic sensation

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Pacini and Meissner cells

43
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Tonic cells within somatic sensation

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Ruffini and Merkel cells