Quiz 5: Potentials & Sensory Flashcards

1
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Graded potential

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Leads to action potential when strong enough

Occurs in dendrites and soma when there is a change in voltage

Spreads in all directions and dies out as it spreads

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2
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Action potential

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Axon hillock to axon to terminal buttons

Sends impulses for long distances

Excitatory or inhibitory

All or nothing; keeps strength

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3
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Generating action potential (steps 1-3)

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  1. Cell membrane polarized @ -70mv; resting membrane potential
  2. Cell body receiving excitatory and inhibitory signals from other neurons
  3. Signals depolarize membrane
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4
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Generating action potential (6-8)

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  1. Action continues from channels opening and closing to spread depolarization effect
  2. When depolarization reaches telodendra, presynaptic cell releases neurochemicala
  3. Presynaptic cell unresponsive for 0.8 ms
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5
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Myelination

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Allows for rapid transmission of neuronal impulses

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6
Q

Myelin sheath

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Fatty tissue around axon

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7
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Sensory-motor integration

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Sensory afferent (input)

Motor efferent (output)

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8
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Types of sensory receptors

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Exterocepters

Propriocepters

Interocepters

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9
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Exterocepters

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Receive stimuli on surface of body

Vision, sound, smell, superficial skin sensation

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10
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Propriocepters

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Receive stimuli from from muscles, tendons, and joints (includes inner ear)

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Interocepters

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Receive stimuli from internal surfaces and include sensations of pain, pressure, or distension

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12
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Energy transformers

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Mechanoreceptive

Chemoreceptive

Thermoreceptive

Nociceptive

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13
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Mechanoreceptive

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Touch, pressure, and movement

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14
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Chemoreceptive

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Gustatory and olfaction

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15
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Thermoreceptive

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Temperature

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16
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Nociceptive

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Pain receptors for noxious stimuli affecting cells and tissues

17
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Generating action potential (4 and 5)

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  1. Axon hillock stimulated; action when graded is strong

5. Action travels down axon with same speed and strength to terminals

18
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Generating action potential (9 and 10)

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  1. Protein pumps activate and repolarize presynaptic cell

10. Post synaptic cell receives neurotransmitter across synaptic cleft and responds