Nervous Tissue Flashcards
Lecture 15 questions
define nerve
bundle of axons in PNS
define tract
bundle of axons in CNS
define ganglion
aggregation of cell bodies in PNS
define nucleus
aggregation of cell bodies in CNS
epineurium covers the
entire nerve (just the axon)
epineurium has what type collagen and cells
type I collagen and fibroblasts
perineurium covers the
axons (fascicles) within nerve
endoneurium surrounds
schwann cells
endoneurium has what type of CT and collagen?
reticular CT and type III collagen
anterograde direction:
cell body towards distal end of axon (kinesin)
retroragrade direction:
axon toward cell body (dynein)
what type of cell is NOT derived from the neural crest
microglial cells
blood brain barrier associated with what type of cell
astrocytes
schwann cells myelinate in CNS/PNS?
PNS
oligodendrocytes have myelinated axons in the CNS?PNS?
CNS
microglial cells function as
phagocytic in the CNS
ependymal cells are ciliated what shape cells
ciliated cuboidal cells
ependymal cells secrete what in the choroid plexus
cerebrospinal fluid
satellite cells fuction as
insulators
Myelin protein zero is found in the CNS/PNS?
PNS
Myeling Basic Protein is common where CNS/PNS/both?
Both
Proteolipid protein is found CNS/PNS?
CNS
axosomatic define
axon terminal synapes with the neuron cell body
define axoaxonic
axon terminal synapses with another axon terminal
axodendritic define
axon terminal synapses with a dendrite
define axospinous
axon terminal synapses with a dendritic spine
excitatory has more positive end plate potential? T/F
T
epidural is superficial or deep?
superficial
spaces between arachnoid and the pia matter are called
subarachnoid space
cerebrospinal fluid fills the
subarachnoid space
dura mater serves as the
periosteum
pia mater lies directly on the
brain and spinal cord