Chapter 13 Peripheral Nervous System

Question 1

specialized to respond to changes in the environment
-Activation results in graded potentials that trigger nerve impulses

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Sensory Receptors

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respond to touch, pressure, vibration, and stretch

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Mechanoreceptors

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sensitive to changes in temperature

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thermoreceptors

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respond to light energy (ex: retina)

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photoreceptors

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respond to chemical (ex: smell, taste, changes in blood chemistry)

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chemoreceptors

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sensitive to pain-causing stimuli (ex: extreme heat or cold, pressure)

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nociceptors

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responds to stimuli arising outside of body

• receptors in skin for touch, pressure, pain, and temp
• most special sense organs

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extereceptors

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responds to stimuli arising in internal viscera + blood vessels

• sensitive to chemical changes, tissue stretch, temp changes
• person is usually unaware of the changes, sometimes feels discomfort

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interoceptors

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tells us our body positions

• respond to stretch in skeletal muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments, and connective tissue covering bones and muscles
• informs brains of ones movement

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proprioceptors

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found throughout the body and monitor most sensory(tactile) information

Have either 1. Nonencapsulated (free) nerve endings or 2. Encapsulated nerve endings

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simple receptors of the general senses

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vision, hearing , equilibrium, smell, and taste

-all houses in complex, sense organs

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receptors for special senses

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1. receptor level: sensory receptors
2. circuit level: processing in ascending pathways
3. perpetual level: processing in cortical sensory areas

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levels of neural integration in sensory system

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change in sensitivity in presence of constant stimulus

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adaptation

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sends signals at the beginning or end of stimulus

ex: receptors for pressure, touch, smell (leaning against a wall or putting clothes on)

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Phasic receptors (fast adapting)

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important in sending constant signals to make aware of pain or uncomfortableness

ex: nociceptors and most propioceptors

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tonic receptors (slow adapting or not at all)

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sensory info interpreted in the cerebral cortex

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processing at the perceptual level

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cordlike organ of PNS

bundle of myelinated or nonmyelinated peripheral axons enclosed by connective tissue

2 types cranial or spinal

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Nerve

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outside layer of tough fibrous sheath that encloses all fascicles to form nerve

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epineurium

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coarse connective tissue that bundles fibers into fascicles

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perineurium

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loose connective tissue that encloses axons and their myelin sheaths (Schwann cells)

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endoneurium

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impulses move towards CNS

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Sensory (afferent) nerves

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impulses only away from CNS

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motor (efferent) nerves

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mnemonic for cranial nerves

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sensory(smell) can afferent impulses for sense of smell

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I. olfactory nerves

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sensory(vision) can afferent impulses for vision

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II. optic nerve

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motor, 4/6 of eye muscles

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III. oculomotor nerves

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motor, very top of eye muscles(pulley)

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IV. trochlear nerves

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both sensory and motor, includes branches of mandible, maxilla, and opthalmic

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V. trigeminal nerves

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motor, supplies muscle movement to later rectus

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VI. Abducens nerves

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sensory and motor (facial expressions)

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VII. facial nerve

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sensory (hearing and balance)

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VIII. vestibulocochlear nerve

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sensory (taste) and motor (tongue and throat)

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IV. glossopharyngeal nerve

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sensory (taste) and motor (heart, lungs liver, stomach, kidney, parasympathetic)

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X. Vagus nerve

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motor (sternocleidomastoid and trapezius control)

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XI. accessory nerve

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motor (tongue movement)

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hypoglossal nerve

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involuntary, predictable response to stimulus ex: maintain posture, control visceral activates can be modified by learning and conscious effort

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Inborn (intrinsic) reflex: rapid

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results from practice or repetition ex: driving skills

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Learned(acquired) reflexes

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occur without direct involvement of higher brain center brain is still advised reflex activity

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spinal reflex

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used to determine the condition of nervous system stretch flexor, superficial reflexes

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reflex assessments

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to smoothly coordinate skeletal muscle, nervous system must receive proprioceptor input regarding: length of muscle amount of tension sent from tendon organs

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stretch and tendon reflexes

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clusters of neuron cell bodies in the peripheral nervous system

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ganglia

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bundles of neuron processes peripheral nervous systems

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nerves

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receptive (input) region of neurons

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dendrites

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excitable cells that emit a electrical signal

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neurons

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