Nueral Control Flashcards
Functions of the organs and organs system in our body must be coordinated to maintain ——-
Homeostatis
Cordination is the process thorough which two or more organs ———— and ——–& the functions of one another
Interact, complement
Cordination during physical exercise
Muscular activity increase, energy demand increase,oxygen demand increase,rate of respiration increase,heart beat increase,blood flow into flood vessels increase
Functions of ——— ,——— ,——-, ——- and other organs are coordinated while performing physical exercise
Heart,lung,kidney,blood vessels
Nervous system provides an organised network of ———- connections for quick cordination
Point to point
Endochrine system provides ——— cordination through ——-
Chemical,hormone
In our body, ——–system and ——–system jointly cordinates and ———take activities of the organs and they function in a ———- fashion
Nueral,endocrine ,integrates,synchronised
Nueral system consists of ——-specialised cells called ——
Highly, neurons
Neurons ——–,——-&——-different kinds of stimuli
Detect,recieve,transmit
Nueral organisation is simple in ————-
Lower invertibrates
Nueral organisation in hydra
Network of neurons(nerve net) diffused nervous system)
Nueral organisation in insects
Brain,ganglia,nueral tissues
Lower invertibrates,Nueral system is better organised in ——-
Insects
Ganglia in insects?
Suboesophageal , thorac,anmbdominal
——– posess more developed nueral system
Vertebrates
Types of human nervous system
2 types
Central nervous system
Peripheral nervous system
Central nervous system contains
Brain , spinal chords
——– is the site for information processing and control
CNS
Peripheral nervous system consists of ——–
All nerves connected to CNS
Examples of PNS
cranial and spinal nerves
Cranial nerves originate from
brain
Spinal nerves originate from
Spinal cord
Types of nerves of PNS
2 types
Afferent and Efferent
Afferent fibres other names
Sensory or ascending nerves
Efferent fibre other names
Motor or descending nerves
Afferent fibres transmit ——— from —————–
Impulses, tissues/organs to CNS
Efferent fibre transmit ———— from —–
Regulatory impulses from CNS to concerned Peripheral tissues/organs
Types of PNS
Somatic NS , Autonomic NS
Somatic NS is ——
Voluntary
Autonomous NS is —–
Involuntary
——— NS under SNS
Voluntary
——-NS under ANS
Sympathetic and parasympathetic NS
SNS relays impulses from —— to ——
CNS to skeletal muscles
ANS transmits impulses from —— to ——-
CNS to involuntary organs and smooth muscles
Visceral nervous system part of ——
PNS
visceral NS includesthe whole complex if ——- by which impulses from ——- to —– and ——
Nerves,fibres,ganglia and plexus
CNS to viscera ,vuse verca
Plexus : neve fibres of different ——-nerves are —–&——- so that all nerves going to a particular body part are put together in one part
Spinal , sorted recombined
Example of a plexus
Brachial plexus in shoulder
Structural and functional unit of nervous system
Nueron
Nueron is a —— cell
Microscopic
3 major parts of nueron
Axon ,dendrites,cell body
Cell body other names
Cyton /soma/perikaryon
Cell body of a nueron consist of ———– and typical ——-
Granulated cytoplasm,cell organelles
Nissl granules are ———
Basophilic
Nissl granules present within ——- and ——-
Cell body , dendrites
Nissl granules contains ——– and ——-
Free ribosomes ,RER
——- are site for active protein synthesis
Nissl’s granules
Nissl granules are absent inside——-
Axons
———– are synthesis inside nissl granules
Neurotransmitters
Numerous —– fibres which branch repeatedly and project out of the cell body are called —–
Short, dendrites
The longest fibre from the cell body of a nueron
Axon
—–end of axon is branches and such branches are called—–
Distal,axonites
Axonites end in bulb like structures called
Synaptic knobs
Synaptic knobs contains ——– filled with ——-
Synaptic vesicles , neurotransmitters
Nuerotransmitters help in ——– transmission through ——–
Impulses,synapses
——— transmit impulse away from cell body to a synapse or nueromuscular junction
Axon
Dendrite transmit impulse ——
From synapse to cell body
Classification of nueron based on no of axons and dendrites
Unipolar,bipolar,multipolar
Cell body with one axon obly
Unipolar eg: in embryonic stage
One axon and one dendrite
Bipolar, eg : retina of eye, olfactory receptor cells
One axon and two or more dendrite
Multipolar : nuerons of cerebral cortex
Axons 2 types
Myelinated and non myelinated
Nuerilemma also known as
Nuerolemma
——- is a layer of schwann cells that envelopes the —– of nuerons in PNS
nuerilemma or nuerolemma,axons
Nuerilemma is present in
Myelinated and non myelinated axons in PNS