Nervous System I Chapter 14 Flashcards

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1
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Consists of the brain and spinal cord

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Central Nervous System

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2
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Consists of nerves that lie outside the CNS

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Peripheral Nervous System

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3
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The nervous System receives sensory input. Sensory receptors in the skin and other organs generate nerve signals that travel by the way of the _______ and the _________

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PNS and CNS

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4
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The ______ performs information processing and integration. It reviews and stores the information, and creates the appropriate motor responses.

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CNS

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5
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The ____ generates motor output. Nerve signals from the CNS go by the way of the ____ to muscles, glands and organs

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CNS
PNS

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6
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What are the three types of neurons

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sensory
interneuron
motor

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7
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Take nerve signals from the sensory receptor to the CNS

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sensory

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8
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Lie in the CNS where they sum up information from the sensory neurons and communicate with motor neurons

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Interneuron

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9
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Take nerve impulses away from CNS to effectors

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motor

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10
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Receive signals from sensory receptors or other neurons

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Dendrites

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11
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Contains the nucleus and other organelles

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Cell body

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12
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Conducts signal down neuron

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Axon

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13
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End of the neuron where signals is relayed

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Axon terminal

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14
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Occurs when a Neuron is not conducting a nerve impulse during an action potential

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Resting Potential

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15
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What is happening to Na+ and K+ at rest?

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Na+ gathers around the outside of plasma membrane
K+ diffuses out of cell to join sodium ions
Inside of cell becomes negative

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16
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Stimulus causes the axon to reach its threshold; the axon potential increases from ______ to _______. The action potential has begun

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-70
-55

17
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Adding + ions causes inside of axon to become + compared to outside

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depoloration

18
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Na+ moves to inside axon

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depolarization

19
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K+ moves to outside axon

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repolarization

20
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Action potential ends: repolarization occurs when ___ gates open and ___ moves to outside the axon. The _______ ______ pump returns the ions to their resting positions

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K+
K+
sodium-potassium

21
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Resets for next action potential

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refractory period

22
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If axon is unmyelinated, action potential at one locale stimulates an adjacent part of axon membrane to produce an action potential. Much slower because needs to stimulate each section of axon

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Signal Propagation

23
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When an action potential at one node of ranvier causes an action potential at the next node, jumping over the entire myelin-coated portion of the axon

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Saltatory Conduction

24
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Action potential stimulates release of ________ from axon terminal into _____ cleft

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neurotransmitter
synaptic

25
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Stored in synaptic vesicles in axon terminals. Transmits signals between nerves

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Neurotransmitters

26
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Neurotransmitter must be _______ to stop the signal

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eliminated

27
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