Nervous system Flashcards

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central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

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2
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peripheral nervous system

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all nervous tissue outside the CNS

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3
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receptors

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light
sound
touch
chemicals

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4
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effectors

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skeletal muscle
smooth muscle
cardiac muscle
glands

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5
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support neurons, no impulse generation/transmission

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neuroglia

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6
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phagocytic- immune and housekeeping functions

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microglia

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7
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wrap axons in myelin in CNS

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oligodentrocytes

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8
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wrap axons in myelin in PNS

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Scwann cells

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9
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epithelial-like, line canals and cavities

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ependymal cells

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10
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wrap capillaries, control environment of neurons

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astrocytes

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11
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specialized for communication and transmit electrical impulses

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neurons

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12
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cell body

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perikaryon

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13
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typically one per cell and carry impulses away from the perikaryon

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axon

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14
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typically many per cell and receive and transmit signals toward perikaryon

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dendrites

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15
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1 process off perikaryon

splits into axon and dendrites

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unipolar

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16
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2 process off perikaryon

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bipolar

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17
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many process off perikaryon

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multipolar neurons

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18
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in CNS a collection of axons traveling together

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tract

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19
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in PNS a collection of axons traveling together

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nerve

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20
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in CNS cluster of neuron cell bodies

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nucleus

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21
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in PNS cluster of neuron cell bodies

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ganglion

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22
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speeds impulse transmission along axons

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myelin

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23
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gaps in myelin sheaths

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nodes of ranvier

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24
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production of new neurons, repair of neurons

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neurogenesis

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at dendrites and perikaryon stimulus dependent magnitude local
graded potentials
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along axons all-or-none responses long distance reach synapses with other cells
action potentials
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neurons that release chemcicals into blood
neurosecretory cells
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forms information processing
convergence divergence inhibition
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input from integument output to skeletal muscles relationship with outside world
somatic nerves
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toward CNS input sensory
afferent
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away from CNS output motor
efferent
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input from viscera output to smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands relationship with inside world
visceral nerves
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motor visceral control
autonomic nervous system
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innervate multiple tissues over wide area
general nerves
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innervate few tissues in specific location
special nerves
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numbered according to level of vertebral column they eminate from
spinal nerves
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dorsal root of spinal nerves
sensory/afferent information
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ventral root of spinal nerves
motor/efferent informaion
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innervate specific structures, especially somatic nerves
spinal nerves
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spinal nerves in development
follow myotomes and dermatomes
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roots enclosed in braincase/skull
cranial nerves
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not a nerve but extension of CNS
II- optic
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branch of X+ brances of spinal nerves C1 and C2
XI accessory
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for special senses such as vision, hearing, olfaction, taste
special cranial nerves
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general sensation and motor control
general cranial nerves
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from vertebrate aquatic to terrestrial shift, cranial nerves...
lateral line system lost spinal accessory nerve separates vagus nerve hypoglossal nerve enlarges
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hypoglossal nerve innervates
tongue and hyoid apparatus
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PNS functions
spinal reflexes
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reflex is
rooted in spinal cord | fixed, predictable response
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somatic reflex arc
sensory receptors of skin, skeletal muscles, tendons spinal cord interneurons effectors
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visceral reflex arc
sensory receptors of digestive tract, vasculature spinal cord interneurons effectors (cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, glands)
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interneurons
preganglionic to synapse location to post-ganglionic
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dorsal and ventral roots carry visceral motor axons
fishes and amphibians
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dorsal sensory | ventral motor
amniotes
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subdivision of PNS controlling visceral activity involuntary sensory and motor
autonomic nervous system
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ANS divisions
sympathetic nervous system | parasympathetic nervous system
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characteristics of sympathetic nervous system
flight or fight response energy utilization in short term stresses increase heart rate, blood pressure, glucose release short post long pre ganglionic neurons adrengergic
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epinephrine/norepinephrine release at effector
adrenergic
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characteristics of parasympathetic nervous system
rest and digest responses energy preservation/storage decrease heart rate, blood pressure, glucose release craniosacral motor outflow long pre-ganglionic, short post-ganglionic cholinergic
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acetylcholine released at effector
cholinergic