Neurophysiology Flashcards

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define root

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where nerves enter (dorsal; sensory) or exit (ventral; motor) spinal cord usually via unipolar neurons

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define ramus

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branches of spinal cord off of root. dorsal branch usually innervates back while ventral innervates rest of body, with ventral nerves from thoracic nerves innervating mostly intercostal nerves and others innervating rest of body)

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define plexus

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bundle of intersecting nerves, includes cervical, brachial, lumbar, and sacral

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4
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factors affecting resting membrane potential

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5
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equation nerve conduction velocity

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6
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effect of myelination on nerve conduction velocity

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higher

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7
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effect of increased axon diameter on nerve conduction velocity

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higher

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8
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6 principles of chemical neurotransmission

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9
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cholinergic transmission

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10
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adrenergic transmission

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11
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categories of cholinesterase inhibitors

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12
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dorsal root contains ____ (motor/sensory) fibers while ventral root is _____

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dorsal = sensory
ventral = motor (VROOM VROOM)
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