Nervous Tissue

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derived from neural ectoderm

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nervous tissue

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tissue composed of what?

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neurons (nerve cell) and gliocytes (supporting cells)

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amorphous ground substance - minimal. fibers: mainly very fine collagen.

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intercellular substance

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major component of nervous tissue and classified as neuron and gliocyte.

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cells

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produced by ependymal cells of the choroid plexus.

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cerebrospinal fluid

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is a mass of villi that originate from the tela choroidea and form a fuzzy tuft of epithelium that extends into the brain vesicles.

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choroid plexus

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cell membrane in nervous tissue is called?

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neurolemma

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cytoplasm in nervous system is?

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neuroplasm

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are highly secretory and they have lots of RER.

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neurons

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is visible as a clump of basophilic materials in the perikaryon except in the axon hillock and axon.

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chromophilic substance

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that transmits impulses

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axon

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that receives impulses

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dendrite

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the junction where a neuron communicates with another neuron or an effector cell is called?

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synapse

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the terminal part of the axon releases a chemical called?

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neurotransmitter

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single long process that arise from the bulging portion of the cell body

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axon hillock

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wraps spirally around it several time to form the lipid-rich.

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myelin sheath

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starts at the point where the axon emerges from the axon hillock

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myelination

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myelin sheath is discontinuous at intervals called?

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myelin node

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bulb like junction between two adjacent neurolemmal cells

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myelin node

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is the cytoplasmic region of myelin between the internode and the node of ranvier.

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paranode

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it is the small circular profiles in the axoplasm

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neutotubules

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are numerous in the axon, providing the power to run the sodium potassium pump that keeps transmembrane potential at normal levels.

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mitochondria

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based on the number of cell processes

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✓ unipolar neuron
✓ pseudounipolar neuron
✓ bipolar neuron
✓ multipolar neuron

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based on function of neuron

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• transmission or conducting neurons
• secretory neurons

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has only one process, the one axon. present only in the developing nervous system.

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unipolar neuron

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cell of the cranial and spinal ganglia. has two processes one axon and one dendrite that fuse close to the cell body but separate at some distance from it.

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pseudounipolar neuron

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synapses with sensory receptor or soma from another ganglion; brings signals to the soma in the cranianiospinal ganglion

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afferent process

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arises from the craniospinal and extends to the dorsal horn of the gray matter of the spinal cord where it synapses with an interconnector neuron; carries the signal from the soma to the interconnector neuron

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efferent process

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has two processes one axon and one dendrite that originate at opposite poles of the soma.

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bipolar neuron

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has many processes that arise from an oval, pyramidal or stellate soma. occurs in motor nuclei in the gray matter of the brain and spinal cord.

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multipolar neuron

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multipolar neurons that comprise the majority of neurons in the body.

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transmission or conducting neurons

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multipolar neurons specialized to secrete hormones

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secretory neurons

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derived from the ectoderm of the neural tube except for the microgliocytes

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gliocytes of the CNS

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the most numerous gliocytes in the CNS, even more than neurons.

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astrocytes or spider cells.

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termed "star cells" because of their stellate shape with numerous foot processes and a large, pale ovoid nucleus.

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astrocytes or spider cells

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have a long, thin, sparsely branched processes. located in the white matter

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fibrous astrocytes

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have numerous short, thick, highly branched processes. located in the gray matter.

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protoplasmic astrocytes