Chapter 10- The Nervous System Flashcards

(49 cards)

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Nervous System

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  • Detects changes
  • Makes decisions
  • Maintain homeostasis
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Neurons

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  • Main cell type
  • React to changes
  • Send impulses for communication
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Neuroglia

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-Support neurons

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4
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2 Cell Types

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Neurons and Neuroglia

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5
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Nervous System: CNS, PNS

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CNS:

  • Brain
  • spinal cord

PNS:

  • Cranial Nerves
  • Spinal Nerves
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Sensory Function

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  • Changes are detected

- Info is delivered for interpretation

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Integrative Function

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  • Uses sensory info

- Make decisions on response to sensory info

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Motor Function

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  • Decisions are acted upon

- Impulses are carried to effectors

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9
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Cell Body (Soma)

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Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Organelles

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10
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Dendrites

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Branched receptive surface

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Axon

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Transmits impulses and releases neurotransmitters (ONLY 1 AXON)

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Schwann Cells

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PNS neuroglia create myelin sheath and covers axon

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Nodes of Ranvier

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Gaps in myelin sheath

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14
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Multiple sclerosis

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  • Destruction of myelin sheaths
  • Scars are left behind
  • Neurons stop conducting
  • Muscles stop contracting and atrophy
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15
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Multiple Sclerosis symptoms

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FATIGUE
WEAK
NUMB LIMBS

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16
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Sensory Neurons

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Carry impulse to CNS

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17
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Interneurons

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Link neurons in CNS

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Motor Neurons

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-Carry impulses away from CNS and carry them to effectors

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19
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General Functions of Neuroglia?

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Provide structural support for neurons

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20
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Astrocytes

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  • Connect neurons fo blood vessels
  • Regulate ion concentrations
  • Part of the Blood Brain Barrier(BBB)
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Oligodendrocytes

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-Myelinate CNS Axons

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Microglia

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-Phagocytic cell

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Satellite Cells

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Support clusters of neurons

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Neurotransmitters

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Chemical that axon secretes into synapse.

Stimulate effector or neuron

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Hyperpolarization
Increase negativity of resting porential
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Repolarization
Membrane become more negative then resting potential
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Depolarization
- Membrane become less negative than the resting potential | - Na+ diffuse into cell
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Trigger zone
Sensitive part of axon where action potential is generated
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Neuron
Nerve cell
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Threshold Potential
Level of potential of which action potential is triggered in a neuron
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Action potential
Sequence of electrical changes in part of nerve cell or muscle cell exposed to stimulus.
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Resting potential
Stored electrical energy due to difference in electrical charge between in and out of nerve cell membrane
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Membrane potential
Stored electrical energy due to unequal distribution pf ions on the 2 side of membrane
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Synaptic Transmission
Neurotransmitter from a presynaptic neuron affecting the postsynaptic cell.
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Neurilemma
Living cellular layer from Schwann cells on exterior axon
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Myelin
Lipid material that forms sheath covering around axon
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Pre synaptic neuron
Send impulse
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Post synaptic neuron
Receives impulse
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Polarized
At rest | Inside is negative compared to outside
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Refractory period
Axon not able to respond | Period following stimulus
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Absolute
Stimulus can’t generate another action
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Relative
High intensity stimulus generate another action potential
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THREE GENERAL FUNCTIONS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM
- Sensory - integrative - motor
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Somatic
Voluntary
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Autonomic
Involuntary
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Myelinated axons
Has myelin sheath
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Unmyelinated axons
Do not have myelin axon
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Ependymal cells
Regulate cerebrospinal fluid (CF)
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Dopamine
Makes you feel happy