Nervous System General Flashcards

1
Q

anatomical division

A

where nerves situated

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2
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central nervous system

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protected in boney cavities
ex: spinal cord

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3
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peripheral nervous system

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do not need to open cavity
ex: cranial nerves

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4
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somatic nervous system

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voluntary

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5
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autonomic nervous system

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involuntary
ex: heart

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6
Q

ectoderm

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neural tissue, most superficial

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7
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mesoderm

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form structure in middle of body

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8
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endoderm

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epithelium of digestive and respiratory systems
most internal layer

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9
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neural plate

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formed by ectoderm dorsal to notochord of mesoderm

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10
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neural groove

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cells in neural plate form

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11
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neural crests

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form most of PNS including ganglia

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12
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neural tube

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formed by rest of cells in neural groove
forms CNS including spinal cord

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13
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pyramidal decussation

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limit between spinal cord and brainstem
place where upper motor neurons cross over to opposite side of spinal cord

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14
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medullary cone

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caudal end of spinal cord
longer in cats (S2-3) than dogs(L6-7)

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15
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sesnory/ afferent

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from the body toward CNS

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16
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motor/ efferent

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toward muscle/ gland

17
Q

pseudounipolar neurons

A

describes afferent neurons
somas group together

18
Q

gse

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general somatic efferent
motor impulse to a muscle that stimulates contraction

19
Q

upper motor neuron

A

confined to CNS (brain and spinal cord)
damage to could still have reflexes

20
Q

lower motor neuron

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cell body in CNS but axon in periphery
damage will result in loss of reflexes

21
Q

GSA

A

general somatic afferent
transmit sensory impulse toward CNS
can be tactile and nociception or proprioception

22
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myotatic reflex arc

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stretches extensor m, stimulating its contraction via reflex arc, flexor m inhibited
3 parts: sensory input, central connection and output