Nervous system Flashcards

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role of neural of glial cell

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glue that stick all system together

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2
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role of neutron

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fonction unit of system

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3
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role of sensory neurone

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detect change

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4
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role of motor neurone

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transport info

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5
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3 mains function of nervous system

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sensory info
intégrative function
motor function

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sensory function carry info to via

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carry to brain via sensory (afferent) neurone

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what are the 2 type of change detect in sensory function + exemple

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internal stimuli: change in blood glucose + vitamin level
external stimuli: change in
Temp or someone hit you

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8
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where does integrative info occurs

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brain and spinal cord

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9
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role of integrative function

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Processing of sensory information
• Analyzing and making decisions regarding appropriate
responses

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name of neurons that do the integrative function

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interneurons

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11
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role of motor function

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Responding to integration decision,

Carry information out of the brain and spinal cord

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12
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neurone that do motor function are _

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motor efferent neurons

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13
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explain the ans

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regulate internal environment. carries info from cns to organ blood vessel glands

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14
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the ANS divides into what

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sympathetic and parasympathetic

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15
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explain sympathetic

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arouses the body, activate during high stress situation

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16
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explain parasympathetic

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calms after arousal, during sleeping

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17
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explain somatic nervous system

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carries info to cns from sens and from cns to skeletal muscle only

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18
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which division of the PNS is only responsible for the skeletal muscle only

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somatic

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19
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role of CNS

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Processing and integrating of sensory information
• Planning and coordinating responses to stimuli
• Providing short term control over activities of other systems

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20
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what is the control center for the entire NS

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cns

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21
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the cns is where

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brain and spinal cord

22
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what is the neural tissue outside of cns

23
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what links CNS with sens organs and other system

24
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cranial nerve in pns emerge from where

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spinal nerve in pns emerge from where
spinal cord
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most of nerve in pns contains 2 type of what
sensory: going toward motor: going back out Nerves have an afferent and efferent division
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role of pns
Links CNS with sense organs and other systems
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what are the 2 divisions of the efferent portion of pns
SNS and ANS
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where does sensory neurone in SNS covey info
Sensory neurons convey information from cutaneous and special sense receptors primarily in the head, body wall and extremities
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what are the 2 type of skeletal muscle contraction in sos
voluntary and involuntary
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pathway of sns
only one sequence of motor neuron
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role of ans
control visceral functions | Regulate smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glandular activity
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what type of muscle contraction is the ANS
involuntary
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pathway of ans
2 sequences of neurons 1st MN quit and than synapse in a ganglion outside , than a 2nd motor neuron go to the effector the parasympathetic preglanglion is always myelinise and the postglanglionic neurone is always unmyletinated
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where does sensory neurons bring info in ans
Sensory nrs convey homeostatic information from receptors primarily in the viscera to the CNS
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where does motors neurons conduct impulse in ans
Motor nrs conduct impulses to smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and glands
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what are the 2 main type of cell in the nervous system + explain
neurons (nerve impulse conduction) and neuroglia (support and protect NS)
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what are the type of neuroglia (glia cells) in cns
Astrocytes Oligodendrocytes • Microglia • Ependymal cells
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explain astrocyte
provide a barrier by wrapping around artery that supply the brain so it only allows the nutrient from blood to get through. Block all toxine and waste
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explain microglia
remove cell tissue damage, clean area around nervous tissue
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explain ependymal cells
found around ventricle. Produce CSF, help protect ventricle from getting toxic substance
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which neuroglia isfound around ventricle. Produce CSF, help protect ventricle from getting toxic substance
ependymal cells
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role of oligodendrocytes
form myelin
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which neurogliaremove cell tissue damage, clean area around nervous tissue
microglia
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which neurogliaprovide a barrier by wrapping around artery that supply the brain so it only allows the nutrient from blood to get through. Block all toxine and waste
astrocyte
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which neuroglia form myelin
oligodendrocyte
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what are the neuroglia found in PNS
satellite cells and Schwann cells
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function of satellite cells
found around cell body (soma), protect nourish cell body of pns
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which type of neuroglia is found around cell body (soma)
satellite cells
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which system is engage as soon as we think of food
enteric nervous system (ens)