exam 3 Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Types of cells in brain

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Neurons and neuroglia

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Neurons

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Carry messages

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Neuroglia

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Supports neurons

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4
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Cerebrum

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Coordinates movement and balances body heat

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Cerebellum

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Posture, balance, subconscious muscle movement

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Brain stem

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Heartbeat and breathing and controls movements of eyes, face, neck, and mouth

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Medulla Oblongata

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Swallowing and Defecating

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Cerebral Cortex

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Processes information; senses, motor, thought/judgement

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Corpus Callosum

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Communication link between hemispheres

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Frontal Lobes

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Speech, thought, voluntary muscle movements

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Caudate Nuclei

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Responsible for coordinating movement

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Reticular formation

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Filtering sensory input and analyzing this info; essential to consciousness, awareness, and sleep

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13
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Brains with ADHD

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Neurotransmitters dopamine

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Brains without ADHD

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Less dopamine or extra dopamine reuptake receptors

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Dendrites

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Collects electrical signals

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Cell body

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Contains nucleus and Organelles

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Axon

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Delivers electronic signals

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18
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Nucleus

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Guide axon

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19
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Synapse

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Gap between neuron

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Neurotransmitter

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Chemical Messenger

21
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Vesicles

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Tiny sacs that hold tranmitters

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Receptors

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The place where neuro transmitters fit

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Reuptake Receptor

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Return neurotransmitters to vesicle

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Steps in order of nerve impulse and synaptic transmission

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Action potential, Repolarization, Hyperpolarization, refractory period

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Dopamine
Controls emotion and complex movement
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Other treatments for ADHD
Ritalin, other medication, psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, social skills training, combination therapy
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Disease
Disorder of function with a distinct group of symptoms, signs or anatomical changes - allergies
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Chronic Disease
A disease lasting longer than one year
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Infectious disease
Illness cause by germs - Covid
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Autoimmune Disease
Your immune system attacks your bodies healthy cells
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Bacterial disease
Bacteria damages cells and can damage tissue
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Viral Disease
Viruses either kill cells or disrupt cell function
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What four ways can pathogens be transmitted
Airborne, physical, sexual, animal
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Blood
Send out WBC and antibodies to fight disease
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Red Bone Marrow
Creates red and white blood cells and platelets
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lymphatic System
Host lymph nodes, plasma cells, and spleen
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Three lines of defense
Physical and chemical barriers, non-specific innate responses and specific adaptive responses
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Components of internal innate immune system
Physical Barriers, cellular component, and humoral response
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Phagocytes
Surrounds and kills microorganisms, ingest foreign material, removes dead cells
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Natural killer cells
Control several tumors and microbial infections from spreading
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Basophils
Defends your body against allergens, pathogens, and parasites
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Protein
Indicate the presence of pathogens to the phagocytes
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List steps of inflammatory response
Inflammatory inducers, Inflammatory sensors, Inflammatory mediators, tissue function
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Lymphocytes
White blood cells like the natural killer, B, and T cells located in lymph
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Antigens
Toxins that induce the immune response
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steps of response during adaptive immunity
Encounter, Activation, Attack, and Memory
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T cells
Wipe out infected or cancerous cells
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B Cells
Create antibodies