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Week 1:1
Divisions of the cns,
Brain functions,
Spinal cord functions
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Week 1:2
3 stages of development in utero,
Pre embryonic stage,
Embryonic stage
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1.20 Week 2:1
Treatment of lead poisoning,
Why is lead poisoning so bad,
Lead poisoning neurological damage
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1.25 Tracts Lecture
Sensation s associated with meiss...,
Sensation s associated with pacin...,
Sensation s associated with ruffi...
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Ch9 ANS 1
Receptors of the ans,
Mechanoreceptors respond to,
Chemoreceptors respond to
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Ch9 ANS 2
Preganglionic fibers that ascend ...,
Cervical ganglia consist of,
How is the cervicothoracic gangli...
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Ch9 ANS 3
What are blockers,
Agonists,
What do differences between recep...
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2.1 Lab
From where does the thalamus rece...,
From where does the medulla recei...,
The posterior inferior cerebellar...
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01_Coloring Packet
One axon that divides into two lo...,
One axon and two or more dendrite...,
One axon and one dendrite rare ro...
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01_Coloring Packet 2
Two layers of dura mater in the c...,
Periosteal layer,
Meningeal layer
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Week 1 Continued
What causes down syndrome,
What does trisomy mean,
Brain changes associated with dow...
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2.6 Lundy Ch. 2 (1)
When does an electrical potential...,
4 types of membrane channels,
Leak channels
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2.6 Lundy Ch. 2 (2)
Depolarization,
Depolarization is ____,
Hyperpolarization is ____
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2.6 Lundy Ch. 2 (3)
How is the meaning of an action p...,
All or none,
Trigger zone axon hillock
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2.6 Lundy Ch. 2 (4)
Pns demyelination often results in,
Guillain barre,
Guillain barre s s
17
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2.6 Lundy Ch. 3 (1)
Presynaptic terminal,
Postsynaptic terminal,
Synaptic cleft
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2.6 Lundy Ch. 3 (2)
Ach is the primary conveyer of in...,
Acetylcholine fast acting effects...,
Acetylcholine slow acting effects...
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2.7 Vanderah (1)
Most neurons in the nervous syste...,
Sensory axons cell body types,
Motor axons cell body type
26
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2.1 Lecture notes
Two possible pathways for afferents,
Where does referred pain come from,
Where does muscle guarding come from
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2.9 Study Guide
What forms the neural plate,
What happens after day 24 during ...,
When does brain formation begin
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EXAM 2: Motor System 1
Feedforward,
Feedback,
Automatic movements require conti...
43
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2.21 Motor System 2
Lmn are only neurons that convey ...,
How many types of lmn,
Cell bodies of lmn are located here
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2.21 Motor System 3
What may disorders of the motor s...,
Paresis,
Paralysis
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2.21 Motor System 4
Tools used to measure hypotonia,
Benefit to using emg to measure h...,
Factors that may contribute to mo...
28
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2.25 Motor SC 1
Sarcomere,
Neuromuscular junction,
Sarcolemma
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2.25 Motor SC 2
3 muscle fiber types,
Slow twitch aka,
Fast twitch oxidative glycolytic aka
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2.24 Motor SC 3
Reflexes,
Components of a reflex arc,
Polysynaptic reflex
38
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2.25 Motor SC 4
Pathological reflexes,
Where do umns come from,
Medial umn tracts modulate
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2.29 Basal Ganglia
Why are basal ganglia not actuall...,
What are basal ganglia overall,
What can damage to basal ganglia ...
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2.29 Basal Ganglia Pathways
Two basal ganglia pathways,
Basal ganglia pathways are modula...,
How do the direct indirect pathwa...
35
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2.29 Cerebellum
3 functional areas of cerebellum,
Vestibulocerebellum has to do with,
Spinocerebellum has to do with
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3.7 PNS stuff
Myopathy,
Neuropathy,
Fascicular plexus
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3.7 PNS stuff 2
Unmyelinated,
Each pns axon is myelinated and c...,
Fascicle
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3.7 PNS stuff 3
3 types of neuropathies,
Mononeuropathy affects,
Multiple mononeuropathy affects
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3.14 Ch. 12.1
Peripheral nerves consist of,
3 connective tissue sheaths of pe...,
Endoneurium
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3.14 Ch. 12.2
Types of peripheral neuropathies,
Mononeuropathy,
Multiple mononeuropathy
31
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3.14 Ch. 12.3
What does mg damage,
What happens during mg,
What does botulism interfere with
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3.19 Spinal Region
Rootlets,
Ventral root,
Dorsal root
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3.19 Spinal Region 2
Spinal reflexes involve,
Withdrawal reflex allows,
What can elicit withdrawal movements
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3.19 Spinal Region 3
Syndrome,
Anterior cord syndrome interferes...,
Central cord syndrome small lesion
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3.19 Spinal Region 4
Disorders in addition to traumati...,
Meningomyelocele,
When does spastic cp develop
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3.21 Spinal Region Lecture 1
Demarcation of peripheral nervous...,
Whats in the spinal region,
Where does the sc run
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3.21 Spinal Region Lecture 2
What do radicular arteries arise ...,
Each radicular artery gives rise to,
What happens to the 2 anterior sp...
35
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Exam 2 Study Guide
Where are cell bodies of umn,
Where do umn axons travel,
Umn axons synapse with
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Exam 2 Study Guide 2
Stretch reflex,
Stretch reflex aka,
Cutaneous reflex
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Exam 2 Study Guide 3
What is the overall role of the b...,
What are the bg and cerebellum in...,
What structures are included in t...
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Exam 2 Study Guide 4
What are the bg functional loops ...,
What happens when bg are damaged,
Snpc
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Exam 2 Study Guide 5
Demarcation between pns and cns,
How are peripheral nerves constru...,
3 sheaths
35
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Exam 2 Study Guide 6
How is the sc organized,
How are sc segments identified,
What are sc segments named for
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EXAM 3: Cranial Nerves
I,
Ii,
Iii
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CH14: Cranial nerves 1
Cranial nerves exchange info between,
Types of functions of cranial nerves,
How do cranial nerves differ from...
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CH14: Cranial nerves 2
Which reflexes involve the optic ...,
What is the pupillary reflex,
What is the consensual reflex
38
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CH14: Cranial nerves 3
Sensory fibers of cn ix glossopha...,
Glossopharyngeal nerve autonomic ...,
Motor fibers of cn ix innervate
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CH16 Brainstem Tracts 1
What types of vertical tracts are...,
Vertical tracts synapses or no,
The brainstem is divided longitud...
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CH16: Brainstem Tracts 2
The pons processes motor informat...,
Pons forwards information from th...,
What nuclei pons process sensory ...
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FSG 1
Which nucleus is heavily involved...,
What are the 4 overall functions ...,
What parasympathetic inputs do cn...
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FSG 2
Where is the organ of corti,
What does the organ of corti cons...,
What are the hair cells embedded in
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4.11 Brainstem Class Notes
Neuromodulators,
Neurotransmitters,
Flat affect in schizos
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4.11 Brainstem Class Notes 2
What is in the inferior medulla,
What is in the upper medulla,
Structures in the anterior pons
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4.18 Vestibular
2 components of vestibular,
What is in the peripheral vestibu...,
The central vestibular system con...
33
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4.18 Vestibular 2
What are the 2 otolithic organs s...,
What are the 2 otolithic organs,
Macula
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4.19 Vestibular 3
What are the 2 eye reflexes we ta...,
What is gaze stabilization,
What does the vor do
28
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4.25 Cerebrum 1
What is the hypothalamus part of,
What is a major thing the hypotha...,
What does the hypothalamus stimulate
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4.25 Cerebrum 2
What does the cerebrum allow us t...,
What are the two major components...,
What are the parts of the diencep...
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4.25 Cerebrum 3
What are the subcortical structur...,
What are the cortical structures ...,
Subcortical white matter 3 fiber ...
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4. 25 Cerebrum 4
Cerebral cortex layers overview,
3 cell types of the cerebral cortex,
Which cells of the cc are the out...
28
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FSG 3
Which cns come off the midbrain,
Which cns come off the pons,
Which cns come off the medulla
26
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FSG 4
Functions of inferior medulla,
Functions of superior medulla,
Whats in the inferior medulla
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FSG 5
Vestibular where are receptors lo...,
Why is vestibular info so important,
Info gets to the central vestibul...
27
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