human neurophysiology Flashcards

(36 cards)

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PNS

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sensory, motor systems

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cns

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Brain, spinal cord

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sensory system

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afferent (to brain) from muscles+ organs

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motor system

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efferent (away from brain) to muscles & organs

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enteric nervous system

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largest endocrine & immune organ. separate from cns, respond to ANS

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Gut microbiota

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90%. of total cell count, digest nutrients & release NT / hormones

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Dopamine

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motor control, habits, motivation

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norepinephrine

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stress, memory, attention

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serotonin

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90% in the gut (regulates intestinal movements)10% CNS ( regulates mood & sleep)

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neuronal density

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no. of neurons reflect body size

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automatic nervous system

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regulates function of internal organs & involuntary changes

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sympathetic NS

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prepares you

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parasympathetic NS

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calms down

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predictions of intelligence

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encephalisation quotient , neuronal density, frontal lobe uniqueness

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Triune brain hypothesis

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assumes intelligence is the same in all species & newer replaces old structures

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14
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prefrontal cortex controls

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higher cognition. decision making

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grey matter in human PFC

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1.2 x higher than chimps

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neurons percentage

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50%, signals through electrical & chemical

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Glia

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microglia

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phagocytosis, rubbish clearing

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astrocytes

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energy to nervous tissue

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oligodendrocyte

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neural communication

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receives info. from dendrites+ communicate down axon to synapse

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grey matter

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high concentration of neurons

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white matter
long heavily myelinated axons across the brain
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neuro modulation
3rd neuron releasing NT that increase or decrease transmission
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EEG
polarised charge negative-neuron positive-synapse . EEG measures. opposite dipole from dendritic AP
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event related potential
measure of potential related to event
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positives of EEG
shows when neural activity occurs
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Balconi & Ferrari 2012
shown faces negative - high response in posterior low response in Frontal regions opposite for positive
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magnetic resonance imaging
magnet aligns to protons. radio frequency releases proton energy measured by MRI
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functional MRI
neurons need oxygen MRI measures energy from iron protons
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disadvantages of FMRI
cant infer causation due to external factors & don't know what regions are actually doing
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Brain lesions
Behaviour changes due to lesions Surgery/ disease
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Quian 2005
neuron in mid temporal gyrus-monkeys only responded to images of Jennifer Aniston
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation
magnetic field generates electric current+ disrupts neurons-turn areas on & off