Random Questions Flashcards

1
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Excitable Cells

A

Neurons

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2
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Non-Excitable Cells

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Glial Cells

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3
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Average size of a neuron

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0.02-0.04mm

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4
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True or False: Glial cells can regenerate

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True

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5
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What are nissl bodies?

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Large granular bodies made of R.E.R & ribosomes. Produces and releases proteins and amino acids

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6
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Several dendrites but only one axon

A

Multipolar Neurons

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7
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One axon and one dendrite

A

Bipolar Neurons

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8
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One process extending from the cell body. One end is the central process (closer to CNS) and the other end is the peripheral process (furthest from the CNS) which has dendrites

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Unipolar Neurons

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9
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What are the 2 classifications of neurons according to their effect on other cells?

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  1. Excitatory

2. Inhibitory

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10
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Increases the activity of the cell the impulse is travelling to

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Excitatory Neurons

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11
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Decreases the activity of the cell the impulse is travelling to

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Inhibitory Neurons

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12
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Presynaptic

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Carry impulses toward the synapse

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13
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Postsynaptic

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Carry impulses away from the synapse

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14
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Preganglionic

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Carry impulses toward a ganglion

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15
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Postganglionic

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Carry impulses away from a ganglion

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16
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Afferent

A

Sensory

17
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Function of Afferent Neurons

A

Transmit nerve impulses toward brain or spinal cord

18
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Efferent

A

Motor

19
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Function of Efferent Neurons

A

Transmit nerve impulses away from the brain or spinal cord

20
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Interneurons

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Connect afferent and efferent neurons in the CNS. Can serve as signal changers or gatekeepers (changing an excitatory input to an inhibitory output or no output at all)