Nervous System: Class Notes Flashcards
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hypothalamus
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Parasympathetic triggers what reactions
rest & digest
Pia Mater
Nearest meninge
rich supply of blood vessels
Sympathetic System, what it does, causes and creates
Fight or Flight
Mobilizes body during extreme situations like exercise or fear
Cause increased heart rate,pulse rate, deep breathing,dialated eyes& sweaty skin
Creates energy that allows to body to cope rapidly w/ threatening situations
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V-e-n-t-r-i-c-l-e-s
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Name the 2 parts the ANS system is divided into
Parasympathetic
Sympathetic
Effernt Nerves
Motor nerves that carry impulses from CNS to organs, glands, muscle. They effect the organ & bring a response
Efferent= engine(motor)
Keywords for a Certain type of nerve
Sensory
KEyword for Afferent NErves
Sympathetic (from ANS) triggers what reaction
fight or flight
Structures of CNS
Brain & Spinal Cord
Afferent Nerves
Sensory nerves that carry impulses to CNS from sensory receptors located in various parts of body
Think: They ASCEND=afferent
True or False Dura Matter has two T’s
FALSE!
dura mater has one t
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Input sensory nerves do what
Information travels along afferent nerves to CNS
what 2 systems are in the ANS
Sympathetic
Parasympathetic
Anatomy of ANS
Ganglia on either side of spinal cord
When does the brain begin to develop during pregnancy
14 weeks; anterior end of tube begins to expand
Spell the 3 layers protecting the brain and spinal cord
M-e-n-i-n-g-e-s
Describe the PNS
Provide communication lines(like a phone)
Link all parts of body carrying impulses from CNS to the glands & muscles
What re the two types of nerves in the PNS
(12 pairs) Afferent
(31 pairs) Efferent
Parasympathetuc System
Allows to unwind & conserve energy
Most active when @ rest & not threatned
decrease demand on cardiovascular system
aka rest & digest and Housekeeping system