Nervous System Flashcards

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Functions of the Nervous System?

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  • Coordination and Control
  • Detects Stimuli
  • Responds to Stimuli
  • Integrates executive functions(reasoning, decsion making skills
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Central Nervous System includes:

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  • Brain

- Spinal Cord

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Peripheral Nervous System includes:

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  • Cranial Nerves: connect with the brain

- Spinal Nerves: connect with the spinal cord

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Somatic Nervous System

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  • sensory receptors and nerves are concerned with changes in the external environment
  • under voluntary control
  • effectors are skeletal muscles
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What is an Effector?

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tissue or organ that responds to a nervous system command

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Autonomic Nervous system

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  • sensory receptors amd nerves(sensory and motor) concerned with changes in the internal environment
  • effectors of the autonomic nervous system are innervated by sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve fibers
  • under involuntary control
  • effectors are cardiac muscle, visceral muscle and glands
  • divided into: -sympathetic nervous system
    - parasympathetic nervous system
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Autonomic Nervous system: SYMPATHETIC

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-FIGHT OR FLIGHT RESPONSE

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Autonomic Nervous system: PARASYMPATHETIC

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-REST AND DIGEST RESPONSE(FEED AND BREED)

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Structural Cells(Neuroglia)

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  • cells of the nervous system
  • support and protect
  • no electrical

ex:Astrocytes,Microglia,Oliodendroglia/Schwann Cells,Ependymal Cells

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Astrocytes(Structural Cells/Neuroglia)

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  • star shaped cells
  • help to form the blood brain barrier
  • act as phagocyte
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Microglia(Structural Cells/Neuroglia)

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-phagocytosis of pathogens and tissue debris

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Oligodendroglia/Schwann Cells(Structural Cells/Neuroglia)

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  • produce myelin sheath which covers the axons of neuron

- in PNS Schwann cells cytoplasm and nucleus surround the myelin sheath and are called the neurilemma

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Ependymal Cells(Structural Cells/Neuroglia)

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  • Line the ventricles of the brain and make CSF

- CSF flows in and around the brain

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Functional Cells(Neurons)

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-parts of neuron include: Cell body, Dendrites,Axon

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Cell bod(Neuron)

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-contains nucleus, cytoplasm, organelles

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Dendrites(Neuron)

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  • short highly branched extentions of the cell body

- bring information into the cell body

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Axon(Neuron)

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  • thin long projections of the cell body

- taked information away from the cell body

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Parts of the Axon:

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  • Myelin Sheath:white fatty material insulates the axon
  • schwann cells
  • neurolemma(schwann cells): cytoplasm and nucleus of the schwann cells
  • Nodes of Ranvier-spaces on the axon between the schwann cells
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White Matter

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-areas of the myelinated axons forms many neurons

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Gray Matter

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  • cell bodies of neuron
  • dendrites
  • unmyelinated axons
  • neuroglia
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Characteristics of Neurons?

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  • Irritability: abillity of a neuron to respond to a stimulus by producing and electrical signal
  • conductivity: ability to conduct an electical signal
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Classification of Neurons?

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  • Sensory(Afferent)-brings info to CNS
  • Motor(Efferent)- takes info away from CNS
  • Interneurons- relay info with in the CNS
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Nerves?

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-Neuron fibers(axon and dendrites) grouped together into bundles
-in the PNS the bundle is a nerve
nerves can be sensory(afferent),motor(efferent), or mixed

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Tracts?

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  • Neuron fibers(axon and dendrites) grouped together into bundles
  • in the CNS the bundle is a tract
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Resting potential-membrane is polarized?

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-cell membrane of a neuron is polarized(it has an electric charge when it is) at rest

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Action potential-wave of depolarization?

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-when the neuron has recieved enough -stimulation to generate an action potential the charge of segment of the cell membrane is changed

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Repolarization?

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  • return to resting potential

- wave of repolarization follows the wave of depolarization

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All or None Principle?

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-the neuron will either recieve enough stimulation to generate an action potential or will not

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Mechanism of impulse transmission?

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  • impulse can be transmitted along the length of the axon by traveling like a wave
  • leaping from node to node(saltatory conduction)

saltatory conduction:
-faster and more efficent, rquired myelinated axons

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Neurotransmitters?

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  • chemicals that convery info. across the synapse
  • can be excitatory or inhibitory
  • epinephrine/nor-epinephrine(adrenalin/nor-adrenalin)
  • action depends on receptos in the effector
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Epinephrine/Nor-Epinephrine(neurotransmitter)?

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  • stimulates HR
  • dilates airway
  • dilates pupil
  • slows digestion
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Acetylcholine(neurotransmitter)?

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-neurotransmitter released at the “NMJ”

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Serotonin(neurotransmitter)?

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-invovled in mood

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Dopamine(neurotransmitter)?

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  • invovled in mood

- invovled in mobility

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Spinal Cord?

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-located within the vertebral column extends from the occipital bone to about L1

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Structure of the spinal cord?

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-grey matter(nerve cell bodies and interneurons): located in the center of the spinal cord. area of gray matter is shaped like a butterfly

  • white matter(myelinated axon): found on outside of the spinal cord and consist of nerve tracts
  • cerebral spinal fluid flows in the central canal
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Dorsal root ganglion(collection of nerve cell bodies)?

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  • ventral root=motor=efferent

- dorsal root=sensory=afferent

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Reflex Arc?

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  • reflex:involuntary response to a stimulus
  • many reflexes are protective
  • many reflexes are spinal nerves
  • component of a reflex arc:
    1. receptor
    2. afferent neuron
    3. efferent neuron
    4. effetor
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Spinal Nerves(PNS)

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  • 31 pairs
  • connect the CNS w/ receptors & effectors
  • they are mixed nerves
  • named according to the region and level of the spinal cord from which they emerge
  • after they exit from the verterbraql column they divide into many fibers.
  • the fibers from served nerves converge to form networks called plexus
  • vertebral column: 8 cervical spinal nerve pairs (C1-C8), 12 thoracic pairs (T1-T12), 5 lumbar pairs (L1-L5), 5 sacral pairs (S1-S5), and 1 coccygeal pair.
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Plexuses(Branches of Spinal Nerves)

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1-Cervical Plexus: innervates the skin and muscles of the neck,shoulder, and the diaphragm. major nerve: phrenic nerve: motor impules to diaphragm.

2-Brachial Plexus: innervates the skin and muscles of the upper extremities

3-Lumbosacral Plexus: innervates skin and muscles of the lower torso and lower extremities. major nerve: sciatic nerve

*damage to spinal cord happens from that point down.

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Dermatome

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-region of the skin that supplies sensory info. to one pair of the spinal nerves

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Autonomic(involuntary) nervous system

division of the PNS

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  • effectors are: -smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands
  • has two functional parts
  • sympathetic and parasympathetic
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sympathetic

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  • fight or flight or stress reponse
  • neurotransmitter:epinephrine/nor epinephrine
  • The E’s(emergency,excitemetn,embarrassment,exexercise)
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parasympathetic

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  • rest and digest or feed/breed
  • responsible for homeostasis
  • SLUDD: things parasympathetic promotes
  • salvation
  • lacrimation
  • urination
  • digestion
  • defecation
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Effects of sympathetic system on selected organs:

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pupils of the eye: dilation
sweat glands: stimulation
digestive glands: inhibition
heart: increased rate and strength of beat
Bronchi of lungs: dilation
Muscles of digestive system: decreased peristalsis
kidneys: decreased activity
urinary bladder:relaxation to prevention urination
liver: increased release of glucose
blood vessels: increased blood flow to skeletal muscles and resp. system

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Effects of the parasympathtic system on selected organs:

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pupils of the eye: consrtiction
sweat glands: none
digestive glands: stimulation
heart: decreased rate of beat
Bronchi of lungs: constriction
Muscles of digestive system: increased peristalsis
kidneys: none
urinary bladder: contracting and empyting
liver:none
blood vessels:increased blood flow to Gi system

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Fibers for the sympathetic nervous system orginate in?

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Thorasic and lumbar

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Fibers for the parasympathetic originate in?

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Cervical and sacral

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Meninges

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protective covering of the brain

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Dura mater

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  • outer most layer
  • lines cranium
  • thickest/toughest layer
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Arachnoid

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  • arachnoid villi
  • middle layer
  • finger-like projections
  • whose job is to absorb CSF
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Pia Matter

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  • the deepest layer

- contains many blood vessels supplies oxygen and nutrients to the brain and spinal cord

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Cerebral Spinal Fluid-CSF

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  • mad eby epyndemal cells in the choroid plexues of the cerebral ventricles
  • absorbed by the archanoid villa
  • functions: cushions, transports 02 and nutrients
  • transports metabolic waste products
  • characteristics: clear, no RBC, contains glucose, sterile, contains a few WBCs
  • cloudy=menigitis
  • yellow=liver problems
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Ventricles

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  • spaces within the brain
  • four ventricles
  • two lateral ventricles
  • one in each cerebral hemispher drain to the third ventricle
  • the third ventricle is medial and it drains into the 4th ventricle
  • the 4th ventricle is medial and inferior to the third ventricle
  • each ventricle contains a vascular network called the choroid plexus
  • the choroid plexus along with epydemal cells form the CSF
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Cerebrum

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  • largest part of the brain
  • seat of intelligence: writing, reading,speaking,calculations,planning and executive functions
  • site of memory and learning
  • surface of the cerebrum is covered with grey matter called the cerebral cortex
  • white matter is under the cortex
  • grey matter on the outside
  • surface folds called gyri(gyrus) which are seperated by grooves called sulci(sulcus)
  • the cerebrum is divided into 2 hemisphere right and left by the longtitudinal fissure
  • the two hemispheres are connected by aband of white matter called corpus collosum
  • each hemisphere is divided into 4 lobes
  • the lobes are named after cranial bones directly over them
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frontal lobe

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  • large in humans
  • contains the primary motor area(conscious control of skeletal muscle)
  • decussation(crossing over)=right hemisphere controls left side of the body(contralateral control)
  • two motor speech centers
  • brocca(oral speech)
  • written speech area
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partietal lobe

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  • superior lobe of each hemisphere
  • seperated from the frontal lobe by the central sulcus
  • separated from the frontal lobe by the central sulcus
  • contains the primary sensory area
  • interpretation of sensory data
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Temporal lobe

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  • lateral cortex
  • inferior to the parital lobe
  • auditory receiving and interpretation area
  • wernicke area=speech comprehension area
  • olfactory receivin and interpretation area(smell)
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occipital lobe

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  • the most posterior and inferior lobe
  • visual recieving and interpretation area
  • -“mom has eyes in backa head”
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dienchephalon

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  • location btw cerebrum and brain stem
  • contains pineal gland/limbic system
  • functional and structural link btw the cerebral hemisphere and the brain stem
  • -pineal gland secrets hormone called melotonin
  • melotonin-invovled in sleep cycle , circadian rhythmn
  • limbic system responsible for emotions, and emtional control
  • diencephalon divided into thalmaus/hypothalamus
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thalamus

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  • surrounds the third ventricle
  • sorts and directs sensory input to appropriate area of the cerebral cortex
  • acts as a filter
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hypothalamus

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  • forms the floor of the third vventricle
  • maintains homeostasis by controlling: body temp,sleep,appetite,water balance,emotions
  • controls the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system
  • influences HR,respiration,vasoconstriction/vasodilation(BP),respiration,digestion,thirst
  • interface btw the cns and the endocrine system(piturary gland)
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brain stem(midbrain,pons,medulla ob)

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-connects the cerebrum and the diencephalon with the spinal cord

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midbrain

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  • extends from the lower part of the diencephalon to the pons
  • contains the reflex centers concerned with vision and hearing
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pons

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  • bridge between the cerebellum and other parts of the brain

- helps regulate breathing rate and rhythmn

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medulla oblongata

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  • connects pons and spinal cord
  • links the brain and spinal cord functionally
  • has centers that control vital functions:
    • resp. center,cardiac center,vasomotor center
  • medulla called vital center because of R,HR,BP
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cerebellum(little brain)

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  • located under the occipital lobe of the cerebrum
  • divided into two hemispheres
  • primarly concerened voluntar muscles
  • intergrates visual,auditory,and skeletal muscle location information to produce a smooth coordinated response
  • maintain balance and muscle tone
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cranial nerves(12 pairs)

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  • emerge from brain
  • arrange from anterior to posterior
  • some are all sensory
  • some are all motor
  • some are mixed/both

*some say marry money by my brother say bad business mary money

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sensory vs. mixed nerves

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-sensory- 2 types of sensory are gathered by cranial nerves
1-special senses-vision,hearing,olfaction,taste
2-general senses-touch,temp,pain,muscle sense, texture, pressure

motor command

  • somatic motor-concenrend with voluntary muscles
  • visceral motor-involuntrary muscles

*some say marry money but my brother says bad busnisess marry money

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cranial nerves

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1) Olfactory: sense of smell
2) optic: sense of sight
3) oculomotor:movement of the eyeball;constriction of pupil in bright light or for near vision
5) trigeminal-sensation in face, eyes, scalp,and teeth, contraction of muscles
7) facial(gustation nerve): sense of taste, contraction of facial muscles(expression), secretion of saliva and tears
8) acoustic(vestibulocochlear): sense of hearing, sense of equilibrium-inner ear
9) glossopharyngeal:sense of taste, controls swallowing muscles, gag reflex(risk for aspiration)
10) vagus(parasympathetic):sense in cardiac,respiratory, and blood pressure reflexes, motor impulses to larynx(speaking), decrease heart rate,peristalsis, and increase in digestive secretions

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1)Olfactory:

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sense of smell

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2)optic:

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sense of sight

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3)oculomotor:

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movement of the eyeball;constriction of pupil in bright light or for near vision

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5)trigeminal:

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-sensation in face, eyes, scalp,and teeth, contraction of muscles

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7)facial(gustation nerve):

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sense of taste, contraction of facial muscles(expression), secretion of saliva and tears

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8)acoustic(vestibulocochlear):

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sense of hearing, sense of equilibrium-inner ear

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9)glossopharyngeal:

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sense of taste, controls swallowing muscles, gag reflex(risk for aspiration)

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10)vagus(parasympathetic):

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sense in cardiac,respiratory, and blood pressure reflexes, motor impulses to larynx(speaking), decrease heart rate,peristalsis, and increase in digestive secretions

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Autonomic(involuntary) nervous system

division of the PNS

A
  • effectors are: -smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands
  • has two functional parts
  • sympathetic and parasympathetic
80
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sympathetic

A
  • fight or flight or stress reponse
  • neurotransmitter:epinephrine/nor epinephrine
  • The E’s(emergency,excitemetn,embarrassment,exexercise)
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parasympathetic

A
  • rest and digest or feed/breed
  • responsible for homeostasis
  • SLUDD: things parasympathetic promotes
  • salvation
  • lacrimation
  • urination
  • digestion
  • defecation
82
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Effects of sympathetic system on selected organs:

A

pupils of the eye: dilation
sweat glands: stimulation
digestive glands: inhibition
heart: increased rate and strength of beat
Bronchi of lungs: dilation
Muscles of digestive system: decreased peristalsis
kidneys: decreased activity
urinary bladder:relaxation to prevention urination
liver: increased release of glucose
blood vessels: increased blood flow to skeletal muscles and resp. system

83
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Effects of the parasympathtic system on selected organs:

A

pupils of the eye: consrtiction
sweat glands: none
digestive glands: stimulation
heart: decreased rate of beat
Bronchi of lungs: constriction
Muscles of digestive system: increased peristalsis
kidneys: none
urinary bladder: contracting and empyting
liver:none
blood vessels:increased blood flow to Gi system

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Fibers for the sympathetic nervous system orginate in?

A

Thorasic and lumbar

85
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Fibers for the parasympathetic originate in?

A

Cervical and sacral

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Meninges

A

protective covering of the brain

87
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Dura mater

A
  • outer most layer
  • lines cranium
  • thickest/toughest layer
88
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Arachnoid

A
  • arachnoid villi
  • middle layer
  • finger-like projections
  • whose job is to absorb CSF
89
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Pia Matter

A
  • the deepest layer

- contains many blood vessels supplies oxygen and nutrients to the brain and spinal cord

90
Q

Cerebral Spinal Fluid-CSF

A
  • mad eby epyndemal cells in the choroid plexues of the cerebral ventricles
  • absorbed by the archanoid villa
  • functions: cushions, transports 02 and nutrients
  • transports metabolic waste products
  • characteristics: clear, no RBC, contains glucose, sterile, contains a few WBCs
  • cloudy=menigitis
  • yellow=liver problems
91
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Ventricles

A
  • spaces within the brain
  • four ventricles
  • two lateral ventricles
  • one in each cerebral hemispher drain to the third ventricle
  • the third ventricle is medial and it drains into the 4th ventricle
  • the 4th ventricle is medial and inferior to the third ventricle
  • each ventricle contains a vascular network called the choroid plexus
  • the choroid plexus along with epydemal cells form the CSF
92
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Cerebrum

A
  • largest part of the brain
  • seat of intelligence: writing, reading,speaking,calculations,planning and executive functions
  • site of memory and learning
  • surface of the cerebrum is covered with grey matter called the cerebral cortex
  • white matter is under the cortex
  • grey matter on the outside
  • surface folds called gyri(gyrus) which are seperated by grooves called sulci(sulcus)
  • the cerebrum is divided into 2 hemisphere right and left by the longtitudinal fissure
  • the two hemispheres are connected by aband of white matter called corpus collosum
  • each hemisphere is divided into 4 lobes
  • the lobes are named after cranial bones directly over them
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frontal lobe

A
  • large in humans
  • contains the primary motor area(conscious control of skeletal muscle)
  • decussation(crossing over)=right hemisphere controls left side of the body(contralateral control)
  • two motor speech centers
  • brocca(oral speech)
  • written speech area
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partietal lobe

A
  • superior lobe of each hemisphere
  • seperated from the frontal lobe by the central sulcus
  • separated from the frontal lobe by the central sulcus
  • contains the primary sensory area
  • interpretation of sensory data
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Temporal lobe

A
  • lateral cortex
  • inferior to the parital lobe
  • auditory receiving and interpretation area
  • wernicke area=speech comprehension area
  • olfactory receivin and interpretation area(smell)
96
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occipital lobe

A
  • the most posterior and inferior lobe
  • visual recieving and interpretation area
  • -“mom has eyes in backa head”
97
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dienchephalon

A
  • location btw cerebrum and brain stem
  • contains pineal gland/limbic system
  • functional and structural link btw the cerebral hemisphere and the brain stem
  • -pineal gland secrets hormone called melotonin
  • melotonin-invovled in sleep cycle , circadian rhythmn
  • limbic system responsible for emotions, and emtional control
  • diencephalon divided into thalmaus/hypothalamus
98
Q

thalamus

A
  • surrounds the third ventricle
  • sorts and directs sensory input to appropriate area of the cerebral cortex
  • acts as a filter
99
Q

hypothalamus

A
  • forms the floor of the third vventricle
  • maintains homeostasis by controlling: body temp,sleep,appetite,water balance,emotions
  • controls the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system
  • influences HR,respiration,vasoconstriction/vasodilation(BP),respiration,digestion,thirst
  • interface btw the cns and the endocrine system(piturary gland)
100
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brain stem(midbrain,pons,medulla ob)

A

-connects the cerebrum and the diencephalon with the spinal cord

101
Q

midbrain

A
  • extends from the lower part of the diencephalon to the pons
  • contains the reflex centers concerned with vision and hearing
102
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pons

A
  • bridge between the cerebellum and other parts of the brain

- helps regulate breathing rate and rhythmn

103
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medulla oblongata

A
  • connects pons and spinal cord
  • links the brain and spinal cord functionally
  • has centers that control vital functions:
    • resp. center,cardiac center,vasomotor center
  • medulla called vital center because of R,HR,BP
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cerebellum(little brain)

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  • located under the occipital lobe of the cerebrum
  • divided into two hemispheres
  • primarly concerened voluntar muscles
  • intergrates visual,auditory,and skeletal muscle location information to produce a smooth coordinated response
  • maintain balance and muscle tone
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cranial nerves(12 pairs)

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  • emerge from brain
  • arrange from anterior to posterior
  • some are all sensory
  • some are all motor
  • some are mixed/both

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sensory vs. mixed nerves

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-sensory- 2 types of sensory are gathered by cranial nerves
1-special senses-vision,hearing,olfaction,taste
2-general senses-touch,temp,pain,muscle sense, texture, pressure

motor command

  • somatic motor-concenrend with voluntary muscles
  • visceral motor-involuntrary muscles

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cranial nerves

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1) Olfactory: sense of smell
2) optic: sense of sight
3) oculomotor:movement of the eyeball;constriction of pupil in bright light or for near vision
5) trigeminal-sensation in face, eyes, scalp,and teeth, contraction of muscles
7) facial(gustation nerve): sense of taste, contraction of facial muscles(expression), secretion of saliva and tears
8) acoustic(vestibulocochlear): sense of hearing, sense of equilibrium-inner ear
9) glossopharyngeal:sense of taste, controls swallowing muscles, gag reflex(risk for aspiration)
10) vagus(parasympathetic):sense in cardiac,respiratory, and blood pressure reflexes, motor impulses to larynx(speaking), decrease heart rate,peristalsis, and increase in digestive secretions

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1)Olfactory:

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sense of smell

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2)optic:

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sense of sight

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3)oculomotor:

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movement of the eyeball;constriction of pupil in bright light or for near vision

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5)trigeminal:

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-sensation in face, eyes, scalp,and teeth, contraction of muscles

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7)facial(gustation nerve):

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sense of taste, contraction of facial muscles(expression), secretion of saliva and tears

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8)acoustic(vestibulocochlear):

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sense of hearing, sense of equilibrium-inner ear

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9)glossopharyngeal:

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sense of taste, controls swallowing muscles, gag reflex(risk for aspiration)

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10)vagus(parasympathetic):

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sense in cardiac,respiratory, and blood pressure reflexes, motor impulses to larynx(speaking), decrease heart rate,peristalsis, and increase in digestive secretions