Nervous system Flashcards

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1-special senses:
2-general sensory receptors:
3-visceral receptors :

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1- sight, hearing,taste,smell
2- external temp, light, touch, pain
3- proprioception, organ function

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the …….. division governs the body’s responses to changes in homeostasis with involuntary reactions.

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autonomic

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the ………..division is involved in conscious movement regulating skeletal cells.

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somatic

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  • flight of fight response

- nerves in the thoracic and lumbar regions of spinal cord.

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sympathetic NS

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  • relaxation, digestio, energy storage

- nerves in cranial and sacral regions of the spinal cord

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parasympathetic NS

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functional unit of the NS ….

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neuron

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neurons arranged bundles called…..

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nerves

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supporting cells of nervous tissue

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neuralgia

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PNS cells and function:

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satellite cells : regulate oxygen,co2, nutrients, and neurotransmitter. levels around ganglia

Schwann cells: surround axons in PNS, aids in repair after injury.

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CNS cells and functions:

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1-oligodendrocytes: surround axons in CNS
2-microglia: clean up pathogens via phagocytosis (CNS)
3- astrocytes: maintain blood barrier, regulate nutrients, form scar tissue after injury
4-ependymal cells: line ventricles and. central canal of SC , assist in CSF production.

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………. neurons detect conditions in the environment or body

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sensory

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………. neurons carry instruction to the body

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motor

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……….. connect sensory and motor neurons.

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interneurons

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14
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respond to trans membrane voltage changes

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voltage-gated channels

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15
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are chemically regulated channels

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ligand-gated channels

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are chemicals used to transmit the nerve impulse from one cell to the next.

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neurotransmitters

17
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are a series of three consecutive tissue coverings between the nervous tissue and the bone

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the meninges

18
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  • maintain uniform pressure and blood brain barrier

- made in ventricles

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cerebrospinal fluid.

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  • oldest part of the brain
  • mid brain, medulla oblongata, pons
  • regulate heart beat, breathing, blood pressure
  • sneezing, coughing, hiccuping, swallowing
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Brain stem

20
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  • muscles and movement
  • important in learning motor skills like riding a bike etc
  • important in proprioception
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The cerebellum

21
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  • relay center for sensory info and motor responses
  • visual and auditory reflexes
  • hypothalamus :secretes hormones(pituitary gland), body temp, heart rate, blood pressure, smooth muscle contraction.
  • thalamus : relay station, the limbic system (emotions)
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The Diencephalon

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  • largest portion of the brain
  • learning, remembering
  • four lobes: frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal
  • surface covered in (creases) sulci and (raised areas) gyri
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The Cerebrum

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outer layer of cerebrum is called ……

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cerebral cortex

24
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outer layer of cerebrum is composed of ……

  • folded for surface area
  • neuronal cell bodies, dendrites, non-myelinated axons
  • sensation and voluntary movement and thoughts.
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grey matter

25
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inner layer of cerebrum consists of …….

  • myelinated axons covered in lipids for faster impulse transmission
  • info passed between areas of the brain via tracts of white matter
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white matter