RMP Flashcards

1
Q

properties of cell membrane?

A

hydrophillic head, hydrophobic tail

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2
Q

three main properties of cell membrane?

A

they conduct ions, recognize and select specific ions, open and close in response to signals

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3
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Non-gated v.s gated channels?

A

non-gated are always open, gated channels are closed in a resting state(no movement of ions) and open during AP

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4
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three major signal types for ion gated channels?

A

voltage, chemical, pressure

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5
Q

potassium ion concentration inside and outside of a cell?

A

100 inside 5 outside

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6
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sodium ion concentration inside and outside of a cell?

A

15 inside, 150 outside

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7
Q

calcium ion concentration inside and outside of a cell?

A

.0002 inside, 2 outside

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8
Q

does chloride want to go inside or outside of cell

A

outside

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9
Q

what kind of channels do glial cells have?

A

only non-gated potassium channels

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10
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what does it mean to be at equilibrium potential?

A

potential of an ion where chemical and electrical forces are equal opposite

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11
Q

equilibrium potential of sodium?

A

+60 mV

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12
Q

equilibrium potential of potassium?

A

-80 mV

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13
Q

What does the NERNST equation calculate?

A

equilibrium potential when cell is permeable to a single ion species

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14
Q

resting membrane potential of a neuron?

A

-65 mV

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15
Q

is resting membrane potential closer to Ek or Ena

A

Ek

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16
Q

what would happen if membrane is more permeable to sodium?

A

potential will continue to approach positive zero until it is inoperable

17
Q

Function of the sodium potassium pump?

A

maintains the concentration gradients required for neuronal function

18
Q

how does NaK pump regulate charge separation?

A

removes 3 Na from inside in exchange for 2 potassium on the outside

19
Q

how much of the bodies energy does the NaK pump require?

A

70%

20
Q

Describe the Goldman equation?

A

takes into account the permeability of each ion as well as the concentration gradient