neuroanatomy and the neurophysiology at the cellular level Flashcards

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Where are the denticulate ligaments and what is there purpose?

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they come off the pia externa, pass throught he arachnoid, and connect to the dura to anchor the spinal cord within the spinal canal.

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what connects the lateral ventricles to the third ventricle?

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the interventricular foramen of monro

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3
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what is the purpose of the choroid plexus?

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manufacture CSF

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4
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what types of cells within the choroid plexus made CSF?

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ependymal cells

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5
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what is the name of the middle foramen in the fourth ventricle?

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foramen of magendie

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what are the names of the lateral foramen in the fourth ventricle?

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foramina of luschka

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what three structures make up the brainstem?

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medulla, pons, and midbrain

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what is revealed when the lateral sulcus is pulled open?

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transverse temporal gyri of heschl and insula

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9
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efferent signals can also be labeled as _________________

A

motor

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10
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afferent signals can also be labeled as __________________

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sensory

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11
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what produces myelin in the CNS?

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oligiodendrocites

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12
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what produces myelin in the PNS

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schwann cells

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what are the two excitatory (facilitory) synaptic types?

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axodendritic and axospinous

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describe axodendritic

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  • axon to dendrite (1 synapse)

- excitatory

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describe axospinous

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  • can have 2 or 3 synapses

- excitatory

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16
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what is the inhibitory synaptic type?

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axosomatic

17
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describe axosomatic

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  • synapses on cell body

- inhibitory

18
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what makes axoaconic unique?

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works presynaptic to inhibit or facilitate a signal

19
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what charge is present during excitatory postsynaptic potentials?

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membrane polarity becomes more positive

20
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what charge is present during inhibatory postsynaptic potentials

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membrane polarity becomes more negative

21
Q

what are the two temporary types of learning? Are they associative or nonassociative?

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sensitizion/habituation. nonassociative

22
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what is sensitizion?

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strengthening of a response after an intense stimuli. Ex= after a mortar goes off you jump about everything

23
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what is habituation?

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a decreased behavioral response during repetitive application of a benign stimulus. Ex= clock ticking

24
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what are astrocytes?

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supportive and reparative cells

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what are microglia?
macrophages of the CNS