Cells Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Tissue macrophage remove debris

A

Microglia

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2
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Macroglia that forms myelin

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Oligodendrocytes & Schwann cells

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3
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Regeneration and remyelination

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Schwann cells

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4
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Envelope synapses and forms the BBB

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Asteocytes

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5
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Astrocytes in the White matter

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Fibrous astrocytes

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6
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Astrocytes in the Grey matter, maintains appropriate concentration of ions and NT

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Protoplasmic astrocytes

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7
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Where NT receptors are found

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Dendrites

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8
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Where organelles and nucleus is seen

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Cell Body/ Soma

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9
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Normal nerve RMP

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-70 mv

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10
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Only excitable cells

Consists of rapid depolarization/ upstroke followed by repolarization

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Action Potential

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11
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Causes reduction of potassium leak out of the cells

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Hyperpolarization

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12
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Where AP start

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Initial Segment

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13
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Unmyelinated portion of the axon

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Nodes of Ranvier

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14
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Transmitting portion

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Axon

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15
Q

Branches of the Axon

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Neural Fibril

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16
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Distal tips of the axon

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Terminal Bouton (End feet)

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17
Q

Autoimmune disease marked by autoantibodies against voltage gated calcium channels which also prevents acetylcholine from being released to the NMJ

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Lambert Eaton Myasthenia Gravis

18
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Excitatory

19
Q

Inhibitory

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Hyperpolarizes

20
Q

Autoimmune disease directed against the components of the myelin sheath

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Multiple Sclerosis

21
Q

Distinct episodes of neurologic deficits that are separated in time and are attributable to patchy white matter lesions that are separate in space

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Multiple sclerosis

22
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Decrease in huntington and alzheimers

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Acetylcholine

23
Q

Where is NE found

A

Locus Coeruleus

24
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Neuromodulator in CNS

Neurotransmitter in PNS

25
Where is epinephrine secreted
Adrenal medulla
26
Decreased in Parkinson | Increased in Psychosis
Dopamine
27
Parkinsonism triad
Tremors Bradykinesia Rigidity
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Where is serotonin found
Median Raphe
29
Converts arginine to citrulline and NO
NO synthase
30
Permeant gas, Vasodilator, Inhibitory NT
Nitric Oxide
31
Main inh NT in Spinal cord
Glycine
32
Main inh NT in Brain
GABA
33
Main Excitatory NT in Brain
Glutamate
34
Formed from reactive amination on alpha ketoglutarate
Glutamate
35
Inhibits neurons in the brain involved in Pain
Opioid peptides
36
Fast pain NT
Glutamate
37
Slow pain NT
Substance P
38
Phenylalanine derivatives
Phe- Tyr- Ldopa- Dopa- NE- Epi
39
Tryptophan derivatives
melatonin, serotonin, niacin
40
3 Opioid receptors
Kappa, Mu, Delta
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Affinity of Opioid Peptides
Kappa- Enkelaphin Mu - Endorphin Delta - Dynorphin