ANS Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
Q

CNS consists of

A

brain and spinal cord

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2
Q

Integration and command center

of the body

A

brain and spinal cord

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3
Q

PNS consists of

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peripheral nerves branching out from CNS

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4
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connects CNS to all other locations in the body

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peripheral nerves

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5
Q

sensory information travels in – division of PNS

A

afferent

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6
Q

motor info travels in – division of PNS

A

efferent

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7
Q

info processing

A

CNS

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8
Q

Efferent division includes –

A

somatic nervous system and autonomic nervous system

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9
Q

two types of nerves that form PNS

A

12 pairs of cranial

31 pairs of spinal

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10
Q

neuron aka

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neuron cell, nerve fiber

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11
Q

core component of CNS and PNS

A

neuron

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12
Q

In CNS, neurons connect to each other to form

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neural networks.

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13
Q

In PNS, neurons connect to –

A

muscle or organs.

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14
Q

function of dendrites

A

receive info/respond to stimuli

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15
Q

cell body aka

A

soma

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16
Q

cell body contains–

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nucleus, cytoplasm,

organelles

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17
Q

function of axon

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carries electrical signal
(action potential) away from cell
body

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18
Q

function of cell body

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integrates incoming signal and generates outgoing signal to axon

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19
Q

AP carried in –

A

one way only

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20
Q

The difference in electric
potential between the interior
and the exterior of a cell

A

membrane potential

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21
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membrane potential: outside is –

22
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membrane potential: inside is –

23
Q

resting potential

24
Q

Neurotransmitters are –
released from neurons to communicate with
muscle, organs, or other neurons by binding to
specific receptors in the membrane on the
postsynaptic side of the synapse or effect organ.

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endogenous chemicals

25
types of NT
amino acids, peptides, monoamines, others (ACh, NO)
26
GABA, glutamate, glycine
amino acids NT
27
endogenous opioids, endorphins
peptide NT
28
catecholamines
monoamine NT
29
excitatory NT effect on PNS
neuron - AP muscle - contraction gland - secretoin
30
excitatory NT effect on CNS
depolarize post-synaptic membrane
31
inhibitory NT on PNS
reduce or bloc activity of post-synaptic cell
32
inhibitory NT on CNS
hyper polarize post-synaptic membrane
33
sympathetic heart rate
increase
34
sympathetic bp
increase
35
sympathetic digestion
decrease
36
sympathetic lung airways
wide open
37
sympathetic pupils
dilate (mydriasis) = radial muscles contract
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sympathetic mouth
dry
39
sympathetic palms
sweaty
40
parasympathetic heart rate
decrease
41
parasympathetic digestion
increase
42
parasympathetic insulin secretion
increase
43
parasympathetic salivation
increase
44
parasympathetic pupils
constrict (miosis) = circular muscles contract
45
sympathetic and parasympathetic fibers secrete --
different NTs
46
target cells respond differently even to the same NT depending on what --
receptor type
47
ACh is a -- NT
sympathetic and parasympathetic
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ACh is synthesized by --
choline acetyltransferase
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neurons that release ACh
cholinergic neurons
50
receptors sensitive to ACh
cholinergic receptors
51
neurons that release catecholamines
adrenergic neurons
52
receptors sensitive to catecholamines
adrenergic receptors