Ch 9 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Emergent properties of neural networks

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thinking, language, feeling, learning, and memory

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Jellyfish nerve nets functionality

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-sensory, interneuron, and motor, which innervate muscles and glands
-action potentials, chemical and electrical signals, organization

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3
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Flatworm nervous system properties

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-rudimentary brain (CNS vs PNS)
-cephalic region
-nerve cords

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4
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Earthworm nervous system properties

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-paired ganglia
-more advanced CNS
-segmentation

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5
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fish nervous system properties

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-forebrain/cerebrum
-used to process olfactory signals

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6
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goose nervous system properties

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-cerebellum (movement and balance)
-cerebrum (big and smooth)

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7
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what is the grooves theory

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that more grooves and folds of the brain means more intelligence

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8
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human nervous system general properties

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-forebrain for reasoning and cognition
-cerebellum for movement and balance

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9
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are human forebrains large or small

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huge

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10
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a 4-week human embryo has ______ specialized brain regions

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3;
forebrain
midbrain
hindbrain

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at 6 weeks, the neural tube of humans has differentiated into ______ brain regions

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7;
medulla oblongata
cerebellum
pons
midbrain
diencephalon
cerebrum
spinal cord

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12
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at 6 weeks, the central cavity of the neural tube

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becomes the ventricles

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13
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by 11 weeks of embryonic development, the growth of the cerebrum

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is more rapid than other areas of the brain

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14
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gray matter composition

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-unmyelinated nerve cell bodies
-dendrites
-axon terminals

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15
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white matter composition

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-myelinated axons
-contains very few cells bodies

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16
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protection for the CNS includes

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-bone; skull, vertebral column
-connective tissue
-fluid

17
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what are the three meninges from superficial to deep

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-dura mater
-arachnoid membrane
-pia mater

18
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the dura mater is adjacent to

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the arachnoid and the skull

19
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the spinal cord runs through the _______

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vertebral column

20
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function of the meninges

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help to stabilize neural tissue and protect it from bruising against bones

22
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which is the thinnest meninges

23
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where is the subdural space

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between the arachnoid membrane and dura mater

24
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where is the subarachnoid space

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between the pia mater and the arachnoid membrane

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CSF flows from ______ into ______
choroid plexus; subarachnoid space
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what is the function of the choroid plexus
chemical and physical protection (similar to kidney)
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_______ circulates around brain and down spinal cord
cerebrospinal fluid - absorbs back into blood via villi
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purposes of CSF
-physical protection -chemical protection -padding protection -regulates extracellular
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the blood brain barrier acts as
a final layer of protection -barrier between interstitial fluid and blood -400 miles of brain capillaries -highly selective permeability -shelters the brain through tight junction
30
In parkinson's dopamine must be converted to
L-dopa
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brain receives ___% of blood pumped by heart
15%, Oxygen moves freely across the BBB
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brain needs these two substances
oxygen and glucose
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the brain is responsible for about half of the body's _________ consumption
glucose
34
a spinal reflex initiates a response without
input from the brain
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lobes of the brain
frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital