end of chapter summary lecture test 2 Flashcards

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What is the nervous system?

chapter 14 section 1

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includes all the nervous tissue in the body

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What is the central nervous system?

chapter 14 section 1

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is composed of the brain & the spinal cord

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what is the peripheral nervous system?

chapter 14 section 1

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is composed of the cranial nerves, spinal nerves, ganglia

ganglia= clustes of nerve cell bodes

peripheral = nerves

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where does the sensory nervous system convey sensory information?

chapter 14 section 1

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The CNS & motor nervous system

which then conducts motor comands to the muscles + glands

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The nervous system is functionally subdivied?

true or false

chapter 14 section 1

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True

into the sensory nervous sytem & cns + motor nervous system

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What are neurons ?

chapter 14 section 2

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ecitable cells that transmit nerve impulses

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What surronds the neurons and supports them?

chapter 14 section 2

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GLIAL CELLS

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what is a generalized neuron?

chapter 14 section 2

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has:
a cell body
dendrites
axon

dedrites are called processes

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how do we classify neurons sturctually?

chapter 14 section 2

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by the number of processes attaced to the cell body

processes = dedrites

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what are the types of strucural neurons?

name the 3 types + what they do

chapter 14 section 2

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Unipolar- have one process
Bipolar- 2 processes
multipolar- 3 or more process

only for when it is classfied structurally

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How are neurons classfied funtionally?

3 types

chapter 14 section 2

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Sensory neurons
motor neurons
interneurons

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functional classification of the neuron

What is a sensory neuron

chapter 14 section 2

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nerve cell that detects and respondes to external signals

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functional classification of the neuron

what is a motor neuron?

chapter 14 section 2

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neuron that transmits signals to muscle cells or glands to control their functional output.

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functional classfication of the neuron

what is a interneuron?

chapter 14 section 2

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neurons that are found exclusively in the central nervous system

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What helps support neurons in the CNS

chapter 14 section 2

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GLIAL CELLS

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What helps to form the blood brain barrier?

chapter 14 section 2

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Astrocytes

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What is a nerve impulse?

chapter 14 section 3

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a rapid movement of a charge along a neurons plasma membrane

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What is myelination?

chapter 14 section 3

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oligondendrocytes & neurolemmocytes wrap around axons

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Where are oligodendrocytes?

chapter 14 section 3

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CNS

central nervous system

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Where are neurolemmocytes?

chapter 14 section 3

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PNS

Perrpherial nervous system

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What does the mylein sheath do in mylenation?

what is its purpose

chapter 14 section 3

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insulates the axon membrane

which results in faster nerve impulse conduction

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where can regeneration of damaged neurons occur?

chapter 14 section 4

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it is limited to PNS axons

only able to regrow under certain conditions

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what is a nerve?

chapter 14 section 5

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is a bundle of many parallel axons organized into 3 layers

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What are the different layers of a nerve?

all 3 + where they are/what the wrap around

chapter 14 section 5

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Endoneurium around a single axon
Perineuruim aroud a fascicle
Epieurium around all of fascicle of the nerve

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What is a the synapse? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 6
specialized junction between two excitable cells where a nerve impulse is transmitted
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how are synapses classfied? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 6
according to the point of contact between the synaptic knob & postsynaptic cell | axondendritic axosomatic axoaonic
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when synapses are termed electrical what does that mean? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 6
when a flow of ions pass from the presynaaptic cell to the post synaptic cell through gap junctions | flow of ions + gap junctions
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when a synapses is termed chemical what does this mean? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 6
a nerve impulse causes the release of chemcial neurotransmitter from pre synaptic cell tat induces a response in post synaptic cell | Release of chemical neurotransmitter
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What are interneurons organized into ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 7
neural circuits
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What are neural circuits ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 7
groups of interconnected neurons with specific functions
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What is a converging circuit? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 7
neurons synapse on the same post- synaptic neuron
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What is reverberating circuit ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 7
neurons synapse of the same post - synaptic neuron
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what is a diverging circuit ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 7
spreads information to several neurons
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What is a parallel afer discharge circuit ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 7
parallel patheways that process the same information overdifferent amounts of time & deliver infromation
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When does nervous tissue & neural plate developemnt begin? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 8
in the early embryo
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when the neural plate grows & develops what appears ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 8
NEURAL GROOVE
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When the neural folds fuse what does this give rise too? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 8
NEURAL TUBE
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why is the neural tube important ? ## Footnote chapter 14 section 8
it is from which the brain and spinal cord develop
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What is the brain? ## Footnote Chapter 15 section 1
complex organ that controls all of our activites & performs numerous functions simitaneously
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How many main regions does the brain have ? | What are they ? ## Footnote Chapter 15 section 1
4 cerebrum diencephalon the brainstem cerebellum
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How many primary vesicles does the brain have? | what do they form from ## Footnote Chapter 15 section 1
3 prosencephalon mesencephalon Rhombencphalon | neural tube in the late fourth week of development
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