Nervous System Flashcards

1
Q

What kind of nerve carries impulses TO the CNS?

A

Sensory

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2
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Another word for “Motor” neuron

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Efferent

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3
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The portion of the cerebellum responsible for vision

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Occipital

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4
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The void running down the center of the spinal cord

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Central Canal

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5
Q

The ___ nervous system contains all the nerves that affect the skeletal muscles and sensory organs

A

Somatic

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6
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the “involuntary” part of the nervous system

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Autonomic

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7
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shorter branches of a neuron which receives nerve impulses

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Dendrites

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8
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part of cerebellum responsible for hearing and smelling

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Temporal

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9
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___ matter in the spinal cord contains bundles of myelinated axons

A

White

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10
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The portion of the cerebrum responsible for thinking

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Frontal Lobe

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11
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The central part of the neuron, where most activities related to the maintenance of the cell occur

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Cell Body

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12
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When sodium and potassium ions are being returned to their resting potential

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Refractory

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13
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the portion of the nervous system not in the CNS

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PNS

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14
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what connects the two sides of the brain

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Corpus Callosum

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15
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the type of ion IN the cell during resting potential

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Potassium

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16
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the ending at the end of the Axon

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Synaptic (also referred to as Axon terminals)

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17
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The long part attached to a nerve cell

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Axon

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18
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the spaces between the myelinated sections of the axon

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Nodes of Ranvier

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19
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stage of action potential where sodium ions begin to move into the cell

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Depolarization

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20
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during resting potential, the type of ion outside the cell

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Sodium ion

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21
Q

the “master gland”

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Pituitary gland

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22
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the coated portion of the axon

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Schwann Cells

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23
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the portion of the brain for understanding speech

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Parietal

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24
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after action potential, ions are moved back to their spots by

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active transport

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large portion of the brain stem
Medulla Oblongata
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the substance that coats part of the axons
Myelin
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synaptic ____ contains the neurotransmitters at the axon ends
Vesicles
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an involuntary action that bypasses the brain
Reflex
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the 3 protective layers around the spinal cord
Meninges
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the ventral root conducts nerve impulses ____ from the spinal cord
Away
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_____ transmission occurs because of the Schwann cells
Saltatory
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The space between neurons (between axon ends and dendrites of the next cell)
Synapse
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____ is found in the central canal and around the spinal cord
Spinal fluid
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part of the brain responsible for conscious thought
Cerebrum
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_____ transmitters make it more likely to produce an action potential
Excitatory
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A type of neuron only found in the CNS
Interneuron
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there are ____ cranial nerves/hairs attached to the brain
Twelve
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another word for "sensory" neuron
Afferent
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a neurotransmitter that puts you into a relaxed state
Acetylcholine
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the portion of the nervous system that puts you into a relaxed state
Parasympathetic
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the stage of action potential where potassium ions start to move OUT of the cell
Repolarization
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a neurotransmitter that's released to induce "fight or flight"
Noradrenalin
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there are 31 pairs of ____ nerves
Spinal
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the name for "nerve impulse"
Action Potential
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the voltage inside a neuron at resting potential is around
-70
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these break down neurotransmitters
Enzymes
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the sodium/potassium pump requires energy in the form of ___
ATP
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a chemical that is released to transmit a nerve impulse from one nerve cell to the next
Neurotransmitters
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_____ transmitters make it less likely for there to be an action potential
Inhibitory
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the part of the nervous system responsible for "fight or flight"
Sympathetic
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the dorsal root looks different from the ventral root because of an enlargement called the dorsal root ____
Ganglion
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____ Matter contains cell bodies
Grey
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part of the brain responsible for balance
Cerebellum
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part of the brain responsible for homeostasis
Hypothalamus
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the dorsal root conducts nerve impulses ____ the spinal cord
Towards
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the part of the brain that receives all the information from the senses (except smell)
Thalamus
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Nerves are bundles of individual cells called
Neurons
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____ neurons carry nerve impulses away from the CNS
Motor