Bio- Nervous System Flashcards

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Nucleus

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Controls all metabolic activities

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Cell body

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Contains nucleus and organelles

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Dendrites

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  • Branch out around the cell body

- conduct impulses toward the cell body

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Axon

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  • Long, thin fiber that extends from the cell body

- impulse is sent along the membrane

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Schwann cell nucleus

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Controls the metabolism of the glial cells

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Schwann cell

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  • glial cells that support the neuron

- produce a white fatty substance called myelin

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More of fancier

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Gaps between Schwann cells

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Myelin Sheath

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White fatty substance secreted by Schwann cells that covers the axon

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Terminal

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Axon branches that lead to other cells

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Synaptic knobs

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The end of the axonal branch

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Synaptic cleft

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Space between axon terminal and dendrite

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Neuron

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  • basic unit of the nervous system

- carry messages called impulses

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Nerve impulses

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Electrical and chemical (electrochemical)

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3 types of neurons

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  • sensory neurons
  • inter neurons
  • motor neurons
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Sensory neuron

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Carry impulses from the sensors to the spinal cord

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Interneurons

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Transmit impulses from one neuron to the next in the brain and spinal cord

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Motor neuron

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Carry impulses from the spinal cord to the muscles (effectors)

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Nerve

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  • Bundle of neurons

- two main types: sensory and motor nerves

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Impulse

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An electrical current that travels along the membrane of the axon

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Action potential

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The change experienced across the membrane

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Irritability

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The ability of a cell to respond to its environment

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Neurotransmitter

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Chemical messengers

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Saltatory conduction

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The impulse ability to jump from node to node

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Ligand hated channels

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Channels that allow ions to pass based upon the binding of a chemical messenger

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Resting Membrane Potential (Polarized)
- sodium potassium pumps are open - 3 Na+ pumped out - 2 K+ pumped in - positive outside, negative inside
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Depolarization
- negative outside, positive inside | - Na+ leak into the cell
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Repolarization
- K+ (potassium) leaves | - refractory period
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Refractory period
Amount of time it takes for a membrane to ready itself for another impulse
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Central Nervous System
- Receives and processes information; initiate action | - consists of brain and spinal cord
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Periferal Nervous System
transmits signals between the CNS and the rest of the body
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Somatic Nervous System
Controls VOLUNTARY movements by activating skeletal muscles
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Autonomic Nervous System
Controls INVOLUNTARY responses by influencing organs, glands, and smooth muscle
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Sympathetic Division
Prepares the body for stressful or energetic activity; fight or flight
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Parasympathetic Division
Dominates during times of rest and rumination, directs main fence activity
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Resting Membrane Potential (Polarized)
- only sodium potassium pumps are opened - 3 sodium pumped out - 2 potassium pumped in - (-) 70 electric current - Na+ and K+ channels closed - negative charge in the inside becaus of DNA and protein there
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Depolarization
- Na+ channels open - Na+ enter - (+) 50 electric current - negative charge outside, positive charge inside - facilitated diffusion
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Repolarization
- K+ channels open - refractory period - K+ leaves cell - negative charge inside, positive charge outside
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Movement of Na+ and K+ Factors
- concentration gradient | - opposite charge
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Passage of an Impulse
1. Resting membrane potential 2. Depolarization 3. Repolarization 4. hyper polarization 5. Polarized
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Spinal Nerve- Gray matter
Contains cell bodies
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Spinal nerve- White matter
Contains myelinated axons