Nervous System Flashcards

Exam 2

1
Q

application of NS

A

sensations
movement
proprioception
posture
balance
involuntary living activities

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2
Q

parts of a neuron

A

dendrite, cell body, axon, nerve endings

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3
Q

anotomical divisions of NS

A

peripheral and central

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4
Q

functional divisions of NS

A

autonomic and somatic

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5
Q

sympathetic is what

A

fight/flight

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6
Q

parasympathetic is what

A

calmin rest and digest

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7
Q

afferent neurons

A

sensory. to central

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8
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Efferent neurons

A

motor. to peripheral

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9
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at rest what is na and k concentrations of cell

A

na outiside and k inside

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10
Q

what part of a cell is excitable

A

the cell membrane

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11
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what changes in response to stimul

A

electrical potentail

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12
Q

each neuron recives stimuli from what

A

many neurons at dendrite

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13
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excitatory def

A

increase in the electrical potential of cell membrane
brin neuron closer to threshold

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14
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inhibitory def

A

decrease in the electrial potential of cell membrane and brings neuron farther fro threshold

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15
Q

3 types of receptors

A

mechano
thermo
chemo

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16
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what happens if a neuron maintains membrane potential below the threshold level

A

neuron does NOT generate an AP

17
Q

what happens if the increase in mebrane potential is above a threshold level

A

the neuron depolarizes and an AP is generated

18
Q

what happens after an AP is generated

A

it propagates down the azon to terminal endings to stiulate (other dendrites is a sensory neuron and muscle fibers if a motor neuron

19
Q

kinestetic responds to what

A

respond to acceleration

20
Q

vestibular receptors respond to what

A

change in body position and change fluid in ears.

21
Q

what is an interneuron between

A

an afferent and efferent neuron

22
Q

what are the 5 reflexes

A

spinal reflex
myotatic (stretch) reflex
flexion reflex
reciprocal inhibition
crossed extensor reflex

23
Q

of nueonrs involved in spinal reflex.
myotatic (stretch) reflex,
flexion reflex

A

spinal reflex is min of 2
myotatic (stretch) reflex is 2
flexion reflex is 3

24
Q

where is a muscle spindle found

A

on the belly of muscle

25
what does a muscle spindle respond to
change in length
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where is a golgi tendon located
on the tendon
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what does a goldi tendon organ respond to
tension
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steps of golgi tendon relex steps
1. golgi tendon senses excessive tension 2. sensory neuron conducts AP 3. sensory neurons synapse with interneurons 4. alpha motor neuron to quadricept is inhibited while the alpha motor neuron to the hamstring is stimulated 5. the hamstring contracts and the quadricept relax
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what do free nerve endings located distally on a limb communicate with
motor neurons to the limb flexor muscles
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what is the withdrawal effect and examples
free nerve endigns are sitmulated by contact with so say a hot surface or foot on sharp object
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purpose of withdrawal effect
to protect from injury
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what does the crossed extensor relex combine
the flexor withdrawla dn extensor thrust reflexes
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what is the crossed extensor reflex initiated by
pain in supporting limb.
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crossed extensor reflex broken down
flexor withdrawl reflex on supporting leg. extensor thrust reflex on opp leg. support shifted from irritated limb to opposite limb