Neural Control N Coordination Flashcards

1
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Other name of afferent fibre

A

Sensory nerve fiber

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2
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Other name of efferent fibre

A

Motor nerve fibre

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3
Q

In which neural sys is more simple

A

Lower invertebrates

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4
Q

Hydra nerve system

A

Network of neurons

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5
Q

Better arrangement of neurons in

A

Insects

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6
Q

Devloped nerve system

A

Vertebrates

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7
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Human nerve system is divided into

A

Cns n pns

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8
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What does cns have

A

Brain n spinal cord

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9
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Cns is the site of

A

Info process and control

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10
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Pns function

A

Transmission

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11
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Pns consitutes of

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Afferent n efferent fibres
Visceral nervous system

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12
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Origin of fibres of pns

A

Afferent - organs/ tissues to cns
Efferent - cns to organs / tissues peripheral

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13
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Pns is divided into

A

Somatic and autonomic nervous sys

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14
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Function of somatic

A

Relay impulses from cns to skeletal muscles / voluntary

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15
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Autonomic function

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Cns to involuntary organs n smooth muscles

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17
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Autonomic is further divided into

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Sympathetic and parasympathetic systems

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18
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19
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Visceral nervous system functions

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Has nerves fibres ganglia and plexsus . From cns to visceral and back

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20
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Neuron parts

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Microscopic , axon dendrite and cell body

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21
Q

Cell body has

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Cytoplasm cell organells and nissils granules

22
Q

Does dendriteshave nissils granules

23
Q

Each branch of acon terminates into a

A

Synaptic knob

24
Q

Synaptic knob has

A

Neurotransmitters

25
Q

Denrites transmit info towards ______ and axons transmit away from _____

A

Dendrites , dendrites

26
Q

Based on wt doe we have classification of neurons

A

Number of axons and dendrites

27
Q

Multipolar r found in

A

Cerebral cortex

28
Q

Bipolar is found in

A

Retina of eye

29
Q

Unipolar is found in

A

Embryonic stage

30
Q

Two types of axons r

A

Mylinated n non mylinated

32
Q

Mylinated have

A

Schwann cells

33
Q

Gaps between two mylein sheath is called

A

Nodea of ranvier

34
Q

Mylinated r found in

A

Spinal n cranial

35
Q

Unmylinated is found in

A

Autonomous and somatic neural system

36
Q

Y are neurons excitable

A

Bcz their membranes r in polarised state

37
Q

Ion channels r

A

Selectively permiable

38
Q

In resting state which ion is more permiable

39
Q

Membrane in resting state is impermiable to

A

Na n negatively charged protiens

40
Q

Axoplasm has high conc of

A

K n negatively charged proteins

41
Q

Ionic gradients r maintained by

A

Active transport of k/ na pump 3 na out n 2 k in

42
Q

Charge of outer n inner surface is

A

Positive n negative

43
Q

The potential diff at resting state is

A

Resting potential

44
Q

What happens when stimules is applied

A

Na become more permiable and polarity reverses

45
Q

What is the site that is reverses of polarity called

A

Depolarised

46
Q

The potential diff is called

A

Action potential , nerve impulse

48
Q

Current flows from

A

Site of depolarisation to unpolarised