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Bio107-ch11,12,13lab15 Flashcards

1
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Irritability

A

ability to perceive stimuli

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2
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Excitability

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ability to respond to stimuli

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3
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Primary functions of nervous system (3)

A
  1. transmit info from one part of the body to another
  2. coordinate activities within the body
  3. produce hormones and neurotransmitters
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4
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Examples of neurotransmitters

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ACh, norepinephrine, epinephrine

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5
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Transmit sensory receptors to the

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CNS

brain and spinal cord

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6
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Transmit from CNS and send it to

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muscles, glands, organs

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7
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Central nervous system containts

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brain and spinal cord

like axial skeleton

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8
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Peripheral nervous system contains

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cranial and spinal nerves

branches out to limbs

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9
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2 types of PNS

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  1. Somatic ns

2. Autonomic ns

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10
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Somatic nervous system (2)

A

skeleton, skeletal muscles, most of skin

VOLUNTARY

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11
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Autonomic nervous system (2)

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smooth and cardiac muscle, glands, part of skin

INVOLUNTARY

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12
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2 divisions of autonimic ns

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  1. Sympathetic division: fight or flight

2. Parasympathetic division: body returns to homeostasis

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13
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All senses get heightened using the sympathetic division except

A

the GI tract shuts down

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14
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Neurons (4)

A
  1. 20-25% of total nerve cells
  2. respond to stimuli
  3. conduct action potentials
  4. release chemical regulators
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15
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Sensory neurons

A

afferent

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16
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Motor neurons

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efferent

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17
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Glial cells (3)

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  1. 75-80% of nerve cells
  2. structural support for neurons
  3. do NOT produce action potentials
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18
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Types of glial cells:

Schwann cells

A

produce myelin sheath in PNS

myelin insulates the axon

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19
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Oligodendrocytes

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produce myelin sheath in CNS

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20
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Astrocytes

A

anchor neurons to their nutrient supplies

MOST COMMON TYPE

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21
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Microglia

A

monitors health of neurons

gobbles up waste in neuron

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22
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Ependymal cells

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CNS ONLY

on ventricles of the brain

produce cerebrospinal fluid

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Neuron structure:

Cell body/soma

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cont. organelles

24
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Dendrites

A

receive info

25
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Axon

A

conducts action potential

26
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Axon hillock

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responsible for the initiation of the action potential

27
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Neurilemma (myelin sheath)

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insulates the axon

PNS

28
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Axon terminal

A

secretes neurtransmitters

29
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Multipolar neurons (2)

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  1. Most common

2. Found: CNS to skeletal muscle

30
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Bipolar neurons (2)

A
  1. Least common

2. Found: retina of eye

31
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Unipolar neurons

A

Found: visual and auditory senses

32
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Depolarization

A

cell becoming more POS

33
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Repolarization

A

cell becoming more NEG

34
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Hyperpolarization

A

cell becoming SUPER NEG

35
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Effector

A

muscle, organ, or gland

36
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2 types of potentials

A
  1. Graded potential

2. Action potential

37
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Graded potential (3)

A
  1. steps 1-2 on drawing
  2. short-lived
  3. decrease in intensity with distance
38
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Action potential (3)

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  1. steps 2-6 on drawing
  2. does NOT decrease in strength over distance
  3. “All or none” law (with threshold)
39
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Node of Ranvier

A

the gaps along the myelin sheath

40
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Non-myelinated takes _____ to conduct velocity

A

longer (because of the gaps)

41
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Synapses

A

a GAP that mediates TRANSFER from one neuron to

  1. another neuron
  2. an effector cell
42
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2 classifications of synapses

A
  1. Presynaptic neuron

2. Postynaptic neuron

43
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Presynaptic neuron

A

the neuron BEFORE the synapse

sends impulse

44
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Postsynaptic neuron

A

the neuron AFTER the synapse

received impulse, sends new message

45
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Types of synapses (5)

A
  1. Axodendritic: axon-dendrite
  2. Axosomatic: axon-soma
  3. Axoaxonic: axon-axon
  4. Dendrodendritic: dendrite-dendrite
  5. Dendrosomatic: dendrites-soma
46
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Removal of neurotransmitters occur when they (3)

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  1. Are degraded by enzymes
  2. reabsorbed by astrocytes or presynaptic terminals
  3. diffuse from the synaptic cleft *
47
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2 types of POSTsynaptic potentials

A
  1. EPSP
  2. IPSP

(before the threshold)

48
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EPSP - excitatory postsynaptic potentials

A

determines if action potential will reach threshold

CAN generate action potential

49
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IPSP - inhibitory postsynaptic potentials

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NEVER get an action potential from IPSP

basically hyperpolarization

50
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Excitatory neurotransmitters (4)

A
  1. ACh- excites muscles, nerves
  2. Norepinephrine- fight/flight hormones
  3. Epinephrine- fight/flight ^
  4. Dopamine- pain relief
51
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Excitatory AND Inhibitory neurotransmitters (2)

A
  1. Histamine- triggers inflammation

2. P-substances- pain relief

52
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Spatial summation (2)

A
  1. postsynaptic potential

2. almost will NEVER induce an action potential in a neron

53
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Temporal summation (2)

A
  1. postsynaptic potential

2. RAPID FIRE

E: BIO 107 (17 decks)

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