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Nervous System Flashcards

1
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Give the two anatomical divisions of the nervous system

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CNS and PNS

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2
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What are the two components of the CNS?

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Brain and spinal cord

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3
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Give the functional divisions of the PNS?

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Afferent (sensory) and Efferent (motor)

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4
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What are the classifications under Efferent pathway?

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Somatic or Soma motor and Autonomic

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5
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What comprises the soma motor nervous system?

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Skeletal muscles

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6
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What comprises the autonomic nervous system?

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Sympathetic, Parasympathetic, Enteric

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7
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Give the 3 main parts of a neuron and their functions?

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Dendrites - reception of impulses
Cell body - protein synthesis
Axon - transmission of impulses

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8
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T or F: Axon may or may not be covered with myelin sheath.

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True

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9
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What does the myelin sheath do?

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It aids as an insulator for a faster transmission of impulses

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10
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Where can multipolar neurons be found?

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CNS (brain and spinal cord) and PNS

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11
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What kind of neuron is multipolar? (sensory, motor or both)?

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Motor

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12
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Direction of multipolar neurons

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Efferent pathway

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13
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Where can bipolar neurons be found?

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Nasal cavity, inner ear, retina of the eyes

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14
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What kind of neuron is bipolar? (sensory, motor, both)

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Sensory

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15
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Direction of bipolar neurons

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Afferent pathway

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16
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Where can unipolar neurons be found?

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Skin, organ and etc.

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17
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What kind of neuron is unipolar? (sensory, motor or both)?

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Sensory

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18
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Direction of unipolar neurons

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Afferent pathway

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19
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It is the space between a neuron and a receptor (organ)

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Synapse

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20
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It is the space between two neurons

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Ganglia

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21
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What are the functions of neuroglia?

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Support the neuron

Aid in transmission of impulses

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22
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What are the type of neuroglial cells under PNS?

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Schwann cells - forms the myelin sheath for PNS

Satelite cells - control environment for ganglia in PNS

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23
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What are the type of neuroglial cells under CNS?

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Astrocytes - blood brain barrier
Microglia - seeks and fight pathogens; protection
Ependymal cells - forms cerebrospinal fluid
Oligodendrocytes - forms the myelin sheath for CNS

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24
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This is the membrane that covers the brain and spinal cord

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Meninges

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25
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Outermost membrane, tough and forms protective tube for the vertebral canal. Also, attached to the cranial bones

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Dura mater

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26
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Thin, web-like, avascular and middle membrane

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Arachnoid mater

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27
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Thin, innermost layer that adheres to the structures of the CNS and contains blood vessel to nourish the brain and spinal cord

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Pia mater

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28
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T or F: The arachnoid mater is directly attached to the brain

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False - it should be the pia mater

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29
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Structure in the brain that is lined by the ependymal cells and is filled with cerebrospinal fluid

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Ventricles

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30
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The ventricles are filled with CSF. What structure produces the CSF?

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Choroid plexuses

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31
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How many lateral ventricles are there and where are they located?

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2, within the cerebral hemispheres

32
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Where is the 3rd ventricle located?

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midline of diencephalon

33
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Where is the 4th ventricle located?

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midline of the brain stem continued within the central canal

34
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T or F: The secretion and absorption of CSF should be in equal rates.

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True

35
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Give the functions of the cerebrospinal fluid

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provides buoyancy, protection, chemical stability, nutrients

36
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The ____ are the folds and the ____ are the grooves in the brain

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gyri and sulci

37
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This separates the hemispheres

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Longitudinal fissure

38
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This keeps the hemispheres connected

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Corpus collosum

39
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T or F: The gray matter is the outer surface and the white matter is the inner surface in the cerebral cortex

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True

40
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What are the functions of the cerebrum?

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interpretation of sensory impulses
control of voluntary motor impulses
intellectual processes
will
personality traits
41
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This lobe is responsible for motivation, judgement, aggression as well as olfaction

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Frontal lobe

42
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This lobe is responsible for the premotor area, primary motor area as well as Broca’s area

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Frontal lobe

43
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This lobe is responsible for the primary sensory areas and for higher level reasoning

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Parietal lobe

44
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This lobe contains the Wernicke’s area and is responsible for hearing

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Temporal lobe

45
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This lobe is responsible for vision

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Occipital lobe

46
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This part of the brain is deep and not much is known. To see this structure, retract the temporal lobe.

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Insula

47
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This is the area responsible for interpreting incoming language

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Wernicke’s area

48
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This is the area responsible for finding the words for outgoing the language

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Broca’s area

49
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If the person cannot speak clearly but can interpret what’s being said to him or her, the _____ is damaged

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Broca’s area

50
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If the person cannot understand what’s being said to him but he or she can speak clearly, the ______ is damaged

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Wernicke’s area

51
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This system is associated with the thalamus

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Limbic system

52
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The limbic system is responsible for the following:

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Memory, emotions and emotional behaviors

53
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Damage to the limbic system can cause what?

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Mood disorders

54
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This is where the thalamus and hypothalamus are located

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Diencephalon

55
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The role of this structure is a switching station for incoming sensory messages except for smell

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Thalamus

56
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This structure monitors the internal environment of the body as well as aids in achieving homeostasis in the body (e.g., temperature regulation, food and water intake, endocrine functions)

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Hypothalamus

57
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Collective term for medulla oblongata, pons, reticular formation and midbrain

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Brainstem

58
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Contains centers to regulate heart rate, respiratory rate and blood vessel diameter

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Medulla oblongata

59
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Contains the baroreceptor arc

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Medulla oblongata

60
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This controls vomiting under the medulla oblongata

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Emetic center

61
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Large bulge, anterior surface and is located between the medulla oblongata and midbrain

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Pons

62
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Bridge for motor tracts to the cerebellum

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Pons

63
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Has 4 bulges called collculi

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Midbrain

64
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Which colliculi is responsible for visual reflexes?

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2 superior colliculi

65
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Which colliculi is responsible for auditory reflexes?

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2 inferior colliculi

66
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Important for arousal and is responsible for sleep-wake cycles

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Reticular formation

67
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If the reticular formation stops working, what will happen?

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Comatose

68
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Second largest brain region wherein the two hemispheres are connected by vermis

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Cerebellum

69
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Give the functions of the cerebellum

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Controls and coordinates interaction of skeletal muscles
Controls posture, balance, muscle coordination
Reflexive memory

70
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If the cerebellum is damaged, what will happen?

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Loss of equilibrium, loss of muscle coordination and loss of muscle tone

71
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What is the shape of the gray matter of the spinal cord?

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Internal and butterfly-shaped

72
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What is the form of the gray matter of the spinal cord?

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H-formed

73
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What is the form of the white matter of the spinal cord?

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Columnar form

74
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Give the functions of the spinal cord

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Transmit impulses

Reflex center for spinal reflex

75
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Recite the cranial nerves

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Oh oh oh to touch and feel very good vgna ah heaven :D

PHA 618 laboratory (2 decks)

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