5.3 Neuronal Communication Flashcards

1
Q

What sensory receptor detects a change in light intensity?

A

rods and cones in retina

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2
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What sensory receptor detects a change in temperature?

A

hypothalamus and skin

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3
Q

What sensory receptor detects a change in pressure on skin?

A

Pacinian corpuscle

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4
Q

What sensory receptor detects a change in sound?

A

cochlea in ear

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5
Q

What sensory receptors detect a change in movement?

A

hairs in inner ear

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6
Q

What sensory receptors detect a change in lenght of muscle

A

muscle spindles in skeletal muscles

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7
Q

What sensory receptors detect a change in chemicals in the air?

A

olfactory cells in nose

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8
Q

What sensory receptors detect a change in food?

A

chemical receptors in taste buds

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9
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What is it called when sodium ions enter a cell from pressure on a pacinian corpuscle?

A

generator potential

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10
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How many sodium and potassium ions pass throguh the pump?

A

3 Na out and 2 K in

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11
Q

What happens when there is a larger stimulus to the sodium channels?

A

more open

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12
Q

Draw a motor neuron

A

key feature :
- cell body with dendrites around
- dendrites to axon transmission
- nodes of ranvier
- has an axon

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13
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Draw a sensory neuronwh

A

key features:
- seperate cell body
- synaptic endings at acon
- dendron is a full thing

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14
Q

draw a relay neuron

A

short

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15
Q

What is myelin made of?

A

schwan cells

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16
Q

what is the movement down a myelinated cell called?

A

saltatory propogation

17
Q

stages of an action potential

A
  1. more NA ions out of cell, more K in
  2. sodium ion channels open
  3. depolarisation to threshold value (-50mv)
  4. voltage gated sodium channels open
  5. reaches +40mv
  6. Na channels close and K open
  7. K ions diffuse out
  8. overshoots and becomes hyperpolarised
  9. original restored
18
Q

what is the all or nothing law ?

A

same intensity

19
Q

what are synapses that use acetylcholine called?

A

cholinergic synapses

20
Q

what is the enzyme called that is for acetylcholine?

A

acetylcholinesterase

21
Q

what does acetylcholinesterase do?

A

converts acetylcholine into ethanoic acid and choline

22
Q

what is an EPSP

A

Excitatory Post Synaptic Potential

23
Q

when is summation reached?

A

when there is more than on EPSP

24
Q

What is it called when summation occurs from one pre-synaptic neuron?

A

temporal summation

25
Q

What is it called when summation occurs from more than one pre synaptic neuron?

A

spatial summation

26
Q

What is an IPSP

A

inhibtory post-synaptic potential