Presentation 3rd week Flashcards

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nervous system

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it is the body’s main control system, it recieves input from amount of resources to control physical movements, keep in balance, controllin mental stuff

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Nervous system is made up

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nerve cells, neurons, they generate electric impulses, action potentials to communicate with each other with chemical substances (neurotransmitters) or electric impulses

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homoestasis

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biological balance, maintain order works closely with endocrine system

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nervous system is working

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automatically but sometimes conciounsness is needed

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central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

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Periphral nervous system

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sensory (input) carries all senses to brain and motor (output) gets information from the brain carries to entire body

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somatic division in motor output

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control of skeletal muscle

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autonomic division in motor output its automatic

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control of smooth muscle cardiac muscle (heart) glands (hormons) and has two parts sympthatic or parasympthatic

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dendrites

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responsible for communacation

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axons

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carry electrical impulses to cell body to other neurons

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myelin sheat

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sometimes communication needs to be faster not all neurons have myelin sheat, it heals itself. Energy speed heals

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Neuron types

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sensory neuron, motor neuron, interneuron

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sensory neuron

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they carry information, such as light to the central nervous system periphrel

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motor neurons

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carry information from central nervous system to all organs and tissues muscles glands periphral

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interneurons

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connecter or associasion neurons they carry information within the central nervous system between the components of central nervous system

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resting potential

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inside of the cell negatively charged (polarized) the cell is resting the resting disturbed by impulse come from another neuron

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action potential

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when resting phase is over, we call it action potential it starts to act. greater change is needed. once arrive treshold possitive potassium ions rushs into cell and cause depolarizing

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sodium ions

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outside of the cell when resting potential

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potessium ions

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inside of the cell when resting potential

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repolarization

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its like calming. potassium ions gets out

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hyperpolarization

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its occur once repolarize phase is over, cell is too much negative

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action potentials vary in terms of

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speed or velocity, reflexes is more quick and glands hormones are slower myelin sheat is important here

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communication between neurons

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synaptic claft, synapse electrical and chemical synapse

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in electric synapse

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we dont need chemical conversation. the immidiate signal

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chemical synapse

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first electrical message should be converted to chemical and back to electrical again. action potential causes release of some chemical substances (neurotransmitters). the slow signal and more controlable, more precise and more selective

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chemical synapse happens that way

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action potential arrives on axon terminals on presynaptic neuron and calsium gates open, and neurotransmitter is released in presynaptic neuron, and they binds to receptors on target cell and cause an action potential (depolarize)

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excitory neurotransmitters

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causes depolarize and making positive glutamate

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inhibitory neurotransmitters

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causes hyperpolarize and making inside even more negative serotonin

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serotonin

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mostly inhibitory, role in regulating mood, apetite, circaddian rythm and sleep, some antidepressants can help stabilize moods by stabilizing serotonin levels

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dopamine

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influences emotion and attention makes you feel awesome if there is more dopamine than its needed psychosis less domapine adhd

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norepinephrine

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triggers your fight or flight response, increases heart rate, primes muscles both excitory and inhibitory like dopamine depending on the receptor