Peripheral Nervous System Flashcards

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Peripheral Nervous System

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connects to brain and spinal cord via 43 pairs of nerves

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2
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12 pairs of cranial nerves

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originate from brain

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3
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31 pairs of spinal nerves

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originate from spinal cord

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4
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Both types of nerves

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directly supply skeletal muscles

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5
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One Major Division

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Sensory (Afferent) division

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6
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Another Major

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Motor (efferent division)

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7
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Sensory (Afferent) divison

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transmits information from periphery to brain

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8
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Major families of sensory receptors

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Mechanoreceptors, Thermoreceptors: Nocipetors, Photoreceptors, Chemoreceptors

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9
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Mechanoreceptors

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pressure, touch, vibrations, stretch

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10
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Thermoreceptors

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temperature

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11
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Nociceptors

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pain

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12
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Photoreceptors

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light (allows for vision)

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13
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Chemoreceptors

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odors, O2, CO2, glucose, electrolytes

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14
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Sensory Divison

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Special Nerve Endings of Muscles and Joints

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15
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Joint Kinesthetic receptors are located

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in joint capsules

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16
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Joint Kinesthetic receipts are sensitive to

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joint angles and rate of angle change

17
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Joint Kinesthetic Receptors can sense

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joint position and movement

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Muscle Spindles are sensitive to

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muscle length, rate of length change (i.e., sense muscle stretch)

19
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Golgi tendon organs are sensitive to

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tension applied by muscle to its tendon

20
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Golgi tendon organs provides

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information about strength of contraction

21
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Motor (Efferent) Divison

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transmits information from brain to periphery

22
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Divisions of Efferent Divison

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autonomic and somatic

23
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Autonomic Divison

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regulates visceral activity

24
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Somatic Divison

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stimulates skeletal muscle activity

25
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Motor (Efferent) Divison

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Autonomic Nervous System

26
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Autonomic Nervous System

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controls involuntary internal functions

27
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Exercise-related autonomic regulation

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heart rate, blood pressure, lung function

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