nervous system Flashcards

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functions of nervous sys.

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-responses to external/internal enviroment
-maintain homeostasis(tg with endocrine)

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2
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neuron

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a nerve cell=communicates with other cells via specialized connections called synapses

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3
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neurotransmitters

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-at most synapses
-chemical messengers

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4
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poytsynaptic cell

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-the neuron,muscle or gland cell that recieves the signalg

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5
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glial cells=glia

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supporting cells

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6
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sensory neuron

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-transmit info about external(light,touch) or internal conditions(muscle tension, blood p.)

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interneurons

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responsible for analysis and interpretation of sensory input

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8
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motor neurons

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-transmit signals to muscle cells,causing them to contract
-,additional neurons that extend out of the processing centers

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9
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presynaptic

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transmitting neuron

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10
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properties of neuron

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irritability -can be stimulated to make impulse
conductivity(dráždivosť)-able to transfer an impulse along the full length of their axons then on other muscles,neurons,glands

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11
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sponges

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no true NS

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12
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diffuse nerve net

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-cnidaria
-interconnected neurons control the expansion and contraction of gastrovascular activity

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13
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more complex animals

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forming of nerves

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14
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bilateral symmetry

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-key point in the evolution in NS
-cephalization(focus of the NS at the head end)
-centralization(the presnce of CNS from PNS)

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15
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CNS in vertebrates

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-the brain,spinal cord
-brain combines gained info and coordinates all the activity of the body of bilateral animals(except jellyfish ,sponge)

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16
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spinal cord

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-center canal filled with cerebrospinal fluid
-grey matter (butterfly )inside
-white matter outside

17
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function of a spinal cord

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-major reflex centre
-in charge of autonomos functions(sweating etc)

18
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brain 5 parts

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-medulla oblongata
-hindbrain(pons and cerebellum)
-diencephalon-thalamus,hypothalamus
-midbrain
-forebrain

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medulla oblongata function

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-contains the cardiac ,respiratory snd vasomotor(bp) cdenter
-responsible for autonomic involuntary actions
-in lower vertebrates(coordiination of movement

20
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2 parts of hindbrain

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-pons-connects the midbrain to medulla oblongata,controls bresthing
-cerebellum:
-learning and remembering motor response
-motor control and coordination
-conveys signal to cerebretal cortex

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midbrain

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-short
fish,amphibians:control of movement
mammals:centre of visual and auditory reflexes
keeping head in a good position ,FIGHT OR FLIGHT

22
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Diencephalon thalamus

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-thalamus-gateway to consciousness

-R,M,B:visuail ,auditorxy,sensory and painful stimuli,responsible for emotions
-F,A:most important part of the brain

23
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funcitons of diencephalon hypothalamus

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-homeostatic control centre
-controls bodx temperature
-bio clocl(cirkadianny)
-controls pituitary gland

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forebrain

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-the most developed part
-2 hemispheres divided by longitidual fissure,protected by cerebratal cortex

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forebrain functions

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fronter part responsible for motoric functions ,posterior partb for sensory functions
-MAJOR role in memory ,learning,speechn and emotion
-formulates complex behavioral responses