quiz Flashcards

1
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the nervous system is composed

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neural tissue. Including neurons and neuroglial cells, blood vessels
and connective tissue.

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2
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what are two systems that the nervous system are divided into

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central and peripheral

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3
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what do sensory functions do

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employ receptors that detect internal and external changes in the body

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4
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what do motor function do

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use effectors that respond when they are stimulated by motor impulses

a. Motor portion of the PNS involved in voluntary activities is the somatic NS
b. Motor portion of the PNS involved in involuntary activities is the autonomic NS

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5
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what does a neuron include

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cell body, body processes, and the organelles usually found in cells

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6
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what do dendrites and the cell body provide

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Dendrites and the cell body provide receptors sites.

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7
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describe a neuron

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a single axon from the cell body & maybe enclosed in a myelin sheath & a neurolemma.

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8
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what matter do nueron contain

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white and gray matter

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9
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what do white matter contain

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myelinated axons

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10
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what do gray matter contain

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unmyelinated structures and cell bodies, dendrites

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11
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Schwann Cells

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• produce myelin found on
peripheral myelinated neurons
• speed neurotransmission

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12
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Satellite Cells

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• support clusters of neuron cell bodies (ganglia)

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13
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Astrocytes

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• CNS
• scar tissue
• mop up excess 
ions, etc
• induce synapse 
formation
• connect neurons to 
blood vessels
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14
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Oligodendrocytes

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  • CNS

* myelinating cell

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15
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Microglia

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  • CNS

* phagocytic cell

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16
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Ependymal

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  • CNS
  • ciliated
  • help flow of CSF
  • line ventricles of brain (BBB)
17
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what does integrative function do

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bring sensory information together and result in decisions that are acted upon by
means of motor functions.

18
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Dendrites

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process that conducts impulses towards the cell body

19
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Neuron

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nerve cell

20
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axon

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conducts impulses away from the cell body

21
Q

cell body

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Largest part of a typical neuron; contains the nucleus and much of the cytoplasm

22
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Nodes of Ranvier

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gaps in the fatty substances around axons

23
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myelin sheath

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fatty substance that insulates axons

24
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Synapse

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A junction where information is transmitted from one neuron to the next.

25
Q

a. Ions are distributed so that the inside of a cell is __________________ and the outside is __________

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negative and postive

26
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b. At resting potential there are more ________ ions inside and more________ ions outside.

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sodium and potassium

27
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c. This distribution is maintained by the _______________ pump.

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na/k