chapter 38 Flashcards

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nerve net

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interconnected nerve cells found in cnidarians

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nerves

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axons of multiple nerve cells are often bundled together to form these

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ganglia

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nerve cell clusters or a group of nerve cell bodies to provide intermediary connections

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4
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CNS central nervous system

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brain and nerve cords

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PNS peripheral nervous system

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composed of nerves and ganglia

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reflexes

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the body’s automatic responses to certain stimuli

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7
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gray matter

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consists of mainly neuron cell bodies with glia

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white matter

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bundles of myelinated axons

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9
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afferent neurons

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transmit information to CNS

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10
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efferent neurons

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transmit information away from CNS

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motor system

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carries signals to skeletal muscles and can be voluntary or involuntary

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autonomic nervous system

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regulates smooth and cardiac muscles and is generally involuntary

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sympathetic division

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regulates the flight or fight response

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parasympathetic division

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generates opposite responses in target organs and promotes claiming and a return to reset and digest functions

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15
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enteric division

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controls activity of teh digestive tract pancreas and gallbladder

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sensory reception

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detection of stimuli by sensory receptors

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sensory receptors

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detect stimuli, interact directly with stimuli both inside and outside the body

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sensory transduction

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the conversion of stimulus energy into a change in the membrane potential of a sensory receptor

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sensory transmission

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occurs as nerve impulses or action potentials are conveyed

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perception

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the brains contraction of stimuli

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mechanoreceptors

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sense physical deformation caused by stimuli such as pressure, touch, stretch, motion, and sound

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electromagnetic receptors

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detect electromagnetic energy such as light, electricity and magnetism

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thermoreceptors

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detect heat and cold

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pain receptors

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detect stimuli that reflect conditions that could damage animal tissues

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chemoreceptors
transmit information about the total solute concentration of a solution
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olfaction
smell
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gustation
taste
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odorants
what is detected by smell/carried in the air
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tastants
what taste is sensing/present in solution
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taste buds
taste receptors that are found in projections called papillae
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cornea
light enters the eye through the outer cornea
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lens
allows for the focus of light
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retina
innermost lining of eye dense with neurons and photoreceptors
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rods are…
more sensitive to presence of light
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cones…
produce color vision