Nervous Tissue Flashcards

1
Q

The CNS is made of the:

A

brain and spinal cord

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2
Q

The PNS contains

A

cranial nerves, spinal nerves and ganglia

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3
Q

somatic sensory functions are considered ___

A

voluntary

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4
Q

visceral sensory components are considered ___

A

involuntary

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5
Q

somatic motor is typically under ____ control

A

voluntary

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6
Q

autonomic motor is _____

A

involuntary

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7
Q

When the autonomic motor component does not function properly, it leads to a condition called

A

dysautonomia

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8
Q

immature ____ cells in the _____ could be becoming new neurons in adults

A

progenitor, hippocampus

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9
Q

immature progenitor cells are called

A

neural stem cells

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10
Q

____ cells but not ___ cells are able to perform mitosis

A

glial, neuron

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11
Q

The _____ is responsible for memory processing the brain

A

hippocampus

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12
Q

the autonomic motor component is divided into the _____ and _____-

A

sympathetic and parasympathetic

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13
Q

Neoplasms from unregulated ell growth in the nervous system are composed of ___ cells

A

glial

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14
Q

_____ is the spreading of cancer

A

metastasis

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15
Q

____ cells far outnumber ____

A

glial, neurons

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16
Q

____ cells do not transmit nerve impulses

A

glial

17
Q

_____ in the CNS and ____ cells in the PNS produce insulating material called ___

A

oligodendrocytes, Schwann, myelin

18
Q

The ___ ____ ____ protects the brain from toxins but allows some nutrients and so is considered ___ _____ partially due to surrounding ____

A

blood brain barrier, selectively permeable, astrocytes

19
Q

cells that line the internal cavities or ___ of the brain and the ___ ___ of the spinal cord are called:

A

ventricles, central canal, ependymal

20
Q

_____ ___ and nearby blood capillaries together form a network called ____ ____ which produces ____ ____ ____

A

ependymal cells, choroid plexus, cerebral spinal fluid

21
Q

ependymal cells have ___ on their apical surfaces that help circulate CSF

A

cilia

22
Q

What happens in the 3rd week of development of an embryo?

A

the neural groove appears and by the end, the groove has fused to form a neural tube

23
Q

the cranial part of the neural tube expands to for the __ and the caudal part expands to for the ___ ___

A

brain, spinal cord

24
Q

Ascending paralysis is a condition related to

A

guillane barre syndrome

25
Q

What syndromes result in demyelination?

A

MS, GBS, multifocal motor neuropathy

26
Q

What disease is a result of reduced dopamine?

A

Parkinson’s

27
Q

What is a fast progressing degenerative disease that is usually not inherited?

A

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

28
Q

a blood clot that blocks the blood flow to a portion of the brain is an ___ stroke

A

ischemic

29
Q

a section of an artery bursts and bleeds in the brain is a ___ stroke

A

hemorrhagic

30
Q

having a substantial or complete absence of brain at birth is ___

A

ancephaly

31
Q

spina bifida ___ is more serious and usually leads to ____ whereas spina bifida ___ is asymptomatic

A

cystica, paralysis, occulta