Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
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Function of nervous system

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Maintaining homeostasis

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2
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Homeostatic mechanism

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1: sensor (sensory)
2: control center (inter)
3: effector (motor)

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3
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Two branches of the nervous system

A

Central nervous
Peripheral nervous

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4
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Sections of the CNS

A

Brain
Spinal cord
(Interneurons)

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5
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Sections of the PNS

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Sensory
Motor

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6
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Sections of motor

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Somatic- voluntary
Autonomic- involuntary

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7
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Different autonomic

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Parasympathetic- rest and digest
Sympathetic- fight or flight

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8
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Soma

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Cell body

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9
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Dendrites

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Receptors at the end of soma

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10
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Axon

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Tail of cell

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11
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Axon hillock

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Axon attaches to soma

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12
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Telodendria

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Tail end of axion

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13
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Axon terminal

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At the ends of the teledendria

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14
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Myelin sheaths

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Cell like structure on axon

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15
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Nodes of ranvier

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Spaces between myelin sheaths

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16
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Sensory neurons

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Delivers information from receptors to the CNS

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17
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Motor neurons

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Carry instructions from CNS to muscles

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18
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Interneurons

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In the CNS, over 90% of neurons

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19
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Unipolar neurons

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Off to the side of the axon

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20
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Multipolar

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Single axon multiple dendrites

21
Q

Neuroglia

A

Supportive cell, helps with protection and function

22
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Astrocytes

A

CNS, blood brain barrier

23
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Ependymal cell

A

CNS, cerebral spinal fluid

24
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Oligodendrocyte

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CNS, Wraps around axon to make sheaths for protection

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Microglia
CNS, immune function
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Schwann cell
PNS, wraps around axon for protection
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Satellite cell
PNS, Regulates environment around neurons
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Blood brain barrier
Regulates chemicals in circulation, protect neural tissue
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What are myelin sheaths made of
Lipids
30
Resting membrane potential
A neuron has not been stimulated -70mV
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Where to the ions rest?
Na+ rests outside K+ rests inside
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Sodium potassium pump
Returns Na outside and K inside 3:2
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Threshold
Bring membrane to -60mV
34
Depolarization
1, Na+ enters the cell
35
Peak potential
Top of the graph +30mV
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Repolarization
2, K leaves the cell
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Hyperpolarization
3, down to -90mV, gates shut
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Refractory period
Cell cannot be stimulated
39
Step 4
Sodium potassium pump puts ions back 3Na:2K
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Saltatory conduction
Increase speed of AP by allowing it to skip over sections of axon
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Excitatory
Promotes AP, depolarization
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Inhibitory
Decreases AP, hyperpolarization
43
Norepinephrine/ epinephrine
Cardiac contraction
44
Acetylcholine
Contracts skeletal muscle, inhibits cardiac
45
Melatonin
Helps with sleep
46
GABA
Calming
47
Temporal summation
Repeated stimulation
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Spatial summation
Multiple signals at once