blood supply,meninges,nerve anatomy&function Flashcards

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function of the meninges:

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supplies blood to the brain

protects the CNS

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2
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what does a neuroglial cell do?

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helps supports other cells in the nervous system

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3
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describe resting potential

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when its depolarized in the cell, sodium is rushing in, potassium is outside

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4
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define salutatory conduction:

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increases the speed of the impulse by the nodes of ranvier

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5
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what does the excitatory potential do?

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starts action potential

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6
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what does the inhibitory potential do?

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stops or prevents action potential from happening

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7
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what is a nerve impulse?

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a signal transmitted along a nerve fiber

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what does the ACA (anterior cerebral artery) supply?

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medial, anterior and superior portions of the cerebral hemisphere

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9
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what does the MCA supply?

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lateral surface of cerebral artery

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10
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what does the PCA supply?

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posterior portion and inferior aspect of the medial surface of the cerebral hemisphere

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11
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what arteries make up the circle of willis?

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basilar and internal carotid

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12
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function of circle of willis?

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provide multiple paths for oxygenated blood to the brain if other suppliers cant
gives lots of blood supply to the brain

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13
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main steps of action potential:

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threshold
depolarization
repolarization
refractory period
resting state
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14
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function of ANS

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maintain homeostasis

control involuntary movement

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15
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PNS=

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cranial nerves
sensory nerves
motor nerves

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16
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dermatome =

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area of skin innervated from a single spinal nerve root

17
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myotome

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relationship between the spinal nerve and muscle