Circulatory System Flashcards

1
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The brain stem

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Medulla oblongata

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2
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The portion of the cerebrum responsible for vision

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Occipital

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3
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There are 31 pairs of __________ nerves

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Spinal

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4
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The portion of the brain responsible for maintaining homeostasis within the body

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Hypothalamus

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5
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components of the CNS

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Brain & Spinal cord

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6
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The nodes of _______ are breaks between myelinated sections of the axon

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Ranvier

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7
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After an action potential, sodium and potassium are returned to their resting potential state by the process of ______ (2 words)

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Active transport

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8
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These substances break down neuro transmitters in the synaptic cleft after their release.

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Enzymes

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9
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The three protective membranes around the spinal cord

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Meninges

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10
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________ neurotransmitters make the post synaptic membrane more permeable to Na+

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Excitatory

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11
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The portion of the brain that recieves all information from the senses (except for smell)

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Thalamus

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12
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A substance which coats the axons of nerve cells

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Myelin

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13
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The ventral root conducts nerve impulses _____ from the spinal cord

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Away

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14
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A chemical that is released to transmit a nerve impulse from one nerve cell to the next

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Neurotransmitter

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15
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A horizontal section that connects the right and left hemispheres of the brain

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Corpus callosum

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16
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Shorter branches of a neuron which receive nerve impulses

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Dendrites

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17
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________ matter in the spinal cord contains mostly cell bodies

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Grey

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18
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The stage of action potential where sodium ions begin to move into the cell

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Depolarization

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19
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___________ neurons carry nerve impulses AWAY from the CNS

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Motor/Efferent

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20
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the central part of the neuron, where most activities related to the maintenance of the cell occur

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Cell body

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21
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The sodium/potassium pump requires the energy molecule _________

A

ATP

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22
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Axon _________ are at the end of the axon

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Terminals

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23
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The space between the axon ends of one nerve cell and the dendrites of a neighboring cell

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Synapse/Synaptic Cleft

23
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_________ matter in the spinal cord contains bundles of myelinated axons

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The portion of the cerebrum responsible for thinking
Frontal Lobe
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The portion of the cerebrum responsible for understanding speech
Parietal lobe
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___________ transmissions occurs because of the myelinated nature of the axon
Saltatory
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The coated portions of the axon are called _______
Schwann
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During resting potential, ______ is the most common ion outside of the cell
Sodium (Na+)
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__________ transmitters make the post synaptic membrane less permeable to Na+ and therefore less likely to produce an action potential
Inhibitory
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The name given to the "nerve impulse" that passes along a neuron (2 words)
Action potential
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The stage of action potential where potassium ions begin to move out of the cell
Repolarization
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The dorsal roots looks different then that ventral root due to the presence of an enlargement called the dorsal root _______
Ganglion
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Another word for "motor" neuron
Efferent
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Another word for "sensory" neuron
Afferent
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The dorsal root conducts nerve impulses ________ the spinal cord
Toward
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The portion of the nervous system which produces the "fight or flight" response
sympathetic
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The portion of the nervous system which is "involuntary" (not under your conscious control)
Autonomous
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The void running down the center of the spinal cord (2 words)
Central canal
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The part of the brain responsible for conscious thought
Frontal Lobe
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The ______ period occurs when sodium and potassium ions are being returned to their resting potential concentrations
Refractory
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The _____ nervous systems contains all the nerves that effect the skeletal muscles and sensory organs
Somatic
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The "master gland"
Pituitary
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The voltage inside a neuron at resting potential is approximately -_______
-70mV
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Nerves are bundles of individual cells called ______
Neurons
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One component of the CNS
Brain/Spinal cord
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The portion of the nervous system which puts you into a more relaxed state
Parasympathetic
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During resting potential, ______ is the most common ion inside of the cell
Potassium (K+)
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A neurotransmitter released in response to the parasympathetic nervous system - puts you into a relaxed state
Acetylcholine
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An involuntary response to which bypasses the brain
Reflex
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The lobe of the cerebrum responsible for hearing and smelling
Temporal Lobe
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A type of neuron found only in the CNS
Interneuron
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_________ contain the neurotransmitters within the axon terminals
Vesicles
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A neurotransmitter released by the sympathetic nervous system to induce the fight or flight response
Noradrenalin
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The part of the brain responsible for balance
Cerebellum
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Portion of the nervous system that is not the CNS
Peripheral