week 4: neurobiology: autonomic and somatic NS overview Flashcards

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somatic NS

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how we control voluntary movements
skeletal muscles

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overview of somatic NS

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neurones start in CNS
projects to ganglia- somatic motor nuclei of brainstem
motor neurones project from nuclei to skeletal muscle
produce neurotransmitters when they want skeletal muscles to contract

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upper mototr neurones

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start at CNS and then innovate motor nuclei

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lower motor neurones

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from motor nuclei to muscle

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5
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what neurotransmitter do upper motor neurons and lower motor neurones release

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acetylcholine

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motor neuron disease results from

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degeneration of lower motor neurons or upper motor neurons or both
stops being able to take signal from CNS, process it to motor nuclei and push it onto muscle

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two halves of autonmic NS

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sympathetic and parasympathetic

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overview of autonomic NS

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neurons within CNS
project into nuclei in spinal cord
innovate other neurons
take message from spinal cord to autonomic ganglia
innovate postganglionic neurons
project from ganglia to target organs

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preganglionic neurons

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neurons which go from spinal cord to autonomic ganglia

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postganglionic neurons

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project from ganglia to target organs

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