Final Flashcards

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3 TYPES of neuroactive substances BASED ON A MANNER OF ACTION?

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NEUROtransmitters/modulators/hormones

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What are the UNIQUE PROPERTIES of neurons?

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Depolarization,
Propagation,
Transmission,
Neural impulse

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Based on a MANNER OF ACTION DEFINE neurotransmitter

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neuroactive substance acting rapidly and locally on a target cell

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Name given to a major cellular mass of a neuron?

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Cell body, Soma, or Perikaryon

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What are the BASIC MORPHOLOGIES of neurons?

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Unipolar,
Bipolar,
Psuedounipolar,
Multipolar

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Possible locations of BIPOLAR neurons?

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Nasal epithelium,
Retina,
Vestibular “Scarpa’s ganglion”,
Cochlear “Spiral ganglion”

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Possible locations of PSEUDOUNIPOLAR neurons?

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ANY SENSORY GANGLION other than those of the 8TH cranial nerve

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A PRIMARY SENSORY NEURON of a typical sensory pathway is located in a __________?

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Sensory ganglion

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The morphology of most MOTOR/EFFERENT neurons assc. w/ the PNS is _____________?

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Multipolar

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The 3 CLASSIFICATIONS of receptor endings are?

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  1. Functional specificity
  2. Distribution-Function
  3. Structure or Morphology
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CHEMORECEPTORS monitor?

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  1. Hypoxia or decreased oxygen levels
  2. Hypercapnia or increased carbon dioxide levels
  3. Elevated Hydrogen ions, an indication of circulating blood pH
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Types and examples of EXTEROCEPTORS?

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A. General or cutaneous sense organs such as free nerve endings, encapsulated nerve endings and epidermal nerve endings.

B. Special sense receptors for olfaction, hearing, taste, and equilibrium

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Examples of PROPRIOCEPTORS?

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Golgi tendon organs, 
Neuromuscular spindles,
Pacinian corpuscles,
Inner ear receptors for equilibrium,
Specialized receptors for joints
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INTEROCEPTORS are located in?

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Viscera,
Glands,
Blood Vessels

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Type of encapsulated nerve ending sensitive to VIBRATION?

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Pacinian corpuscles or Lamellated corpuscles

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PRIMARY neuronal projections observed in a nerve?

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Peripheral sensory processes,

Motor nerve fibers

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Muscles derived from SOMITES are innervated by which cranial nerves?

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3,4,6,12

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Muscles derived from BRANCHIAL or PHARYNGEAL ARCHES are innervated by which cranial nerves?

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5,7,9,10,11

18
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Peripheral nerves containing VISCERAL EFFERENT pathways at their origin?

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3,7,9,10, T1-T12, L1-L2, S2-S4

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Ultimate TARGET CELLS for VISCERAL EFFERENT pathways?

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Smooth muscle,
Cardiac Muscle,
Glandular muscles,
Some unique specialized cell types

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LOCATION for SECONDARY SYMPATHETIC EFFERENT neuron cell body?

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PREvertbral ganglion or PARAvertebral ganglion

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PRIMARY PARASYMPATHETIC EFFERENT neurons are associated with which cranial nerves?

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3,7,9,10