Unit 2 Intro to Neuro Flashcards
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Nervous System Function
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- React to continuous changes in internal & external environment
- Controls & integrates bodily activity
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Nervous System Cells
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- Neurons
- Neuroglia
3
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Neuron Types
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- Multipolar motor neuron
- Pseudounipolar sensory neuron
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Neuroglia
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- Non-excitable cells
- 5x abundant as neurons
- Support cells for neurons
5
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CNS Neuroglia Characteristics
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- Several myelin sheaths
- Myelinates sections of several axons
- Nucleus in cell body
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PNS Neuroglia Characteristics
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- Single wrappings around neurons
- Forms 1 myelin sheath
- Myelinates 1 sections of an axon
- Nucleus part of myelin sheath
7
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Neuroglia CNS Cells
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- Oligodendroglia
- Astrocytes
- Ependymal
- Microglia
8
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Neuroglia PNS cells
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- Satellite
- Schwann
9
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Motor Neuron Cell Body Function
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- Integrate signals
- Decision to send action potential
- End of axon
10
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Motor Neuron Dendrites Function
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- Collect information from cell body
- Synapse with other neurons
11
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Motor Neuron Axon Function
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- Connects cell body to periphery
- Transmits signal
12
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Motor Neuron Axon Hillock Function
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- Trigger zone
- Sum information together
13
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Motor Neuron Communication
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- Brain to periphery
14
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Motor Neuron Locations
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- ANS
- Skeletal muscle
15
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Sensory Neuron Communication
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- Periphery to brain
16
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Sensory Neuron Cell Body
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- Middle of axon
17
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Sensory Neuron Dendrites
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- Connect directly to axon
18
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CNS Multiple Sclerosis
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- Slow progression
- Onset between ages 20-50
- Decreases life expectancy by 7-14 years
- No cure, possibility of remission
- Oligodendrocytes won’t repair
- Secondary demyelination
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PNS Guillain-Barré Syndrome
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- Rapid progressions (days/weeks)
- Effects any age (more common 40+)
- 80-90% recover within 2-4 weeks
- Schwann cells dedifferentiate, proliferate
- Remyelinate bare axons over time
20
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Trigger Zone
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- Multiple stimuli sum to initiate action potential
- Received through dendrites
21
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Conduction Velocity Factors
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- Fiber diameter
- Myelination
22
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PNS Components
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- Cranial nerves
- Spinal nerves
- Ganglia
- Enteric plexuses
- Sensory receptors
23
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Sensory Information Pathway
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- Come in through peripheral NS
- Travel up spinal cord
- Arrive at central NS
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Motor Information Pathway
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- Start in brain
- Travel down spinal cord
- Peripheral NS
- Exit body
25
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Somatic Sensory Nervous System
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- Sense of touch from body
- Goes to peripheral NS
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Autonomic Nervous System
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- Goes to peripheral NS
- Involuntary feedback
27
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Somatic Motor System
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- Voluntary control
- Goes to peripheral NS
- Skeletal muscle
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Autonomic Motor System
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- Visceral motor
- Heart rate
- Goes to peripheral NS
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CNS Grey Matter
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- Cortex
- Nucleus
30
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PNS Grey Matter
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- Ganglion
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CNS White Matter
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- Axons with myelin sheath
- Pathways
32
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PNS White Matter
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- Axons with myelin sheath
- Nerves
