Nervous System Part 1 Flashcards

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Dendrite?

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Receiving end.

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Cell Body?

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Contains a nucleus.

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Axon?

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Sending end.

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Synapse?

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Site of communication.

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Neuroglia?

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Support, nourish, protect.

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Myelin Sheath?

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Fatty protective sheath around neuron, DHA.

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Nodes of Ranvier?

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Space between sections of myelin.

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Schwann Cell?

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Form the myelin sheath in the PNS, support cell.

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Oligodendrocytes?

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Myelinates CNS cells.

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Gray Matter?

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Unmyelinated.

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White Matter?

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Myelinated.

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Resting Membrane Potential?

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Voltage across plasma membrane, -70mV

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Depolarization?

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The coming together of separated charges across a membrane.

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Repolarization?

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The separating charged across a membrane.

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All or None Principle?

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As long as the depolarization is strong enough to depolarize to threshold, the Na+/K+ gates open and the action potential occurs, the peak is always the same.

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Continuous Conduction?

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Unmyelinated axons, slower.

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Saltatory Conduction?

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Leaping in myelinated axon, faster.

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GABA?

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Inhibitory.

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Ach?

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PSNS slows HR by release of Ach to inhibit sympathetic, cholinergic, cognitive functions & memory, digestive, saliva.

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NE?

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Arousal, dreams, moods, monoamine, sympathetic response, affected by MAOI’s.

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Dopamine?

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Emotional responses, addiction, pleasure, regulates skeletal m. tone, Parkinson’s disease, monoamine.

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Serotonin?

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Sensory perception, temperature regulation, mood, appetite, onset of sleep, made from tryptophan, hormone activity.

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Endorphins?

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Natural pain killers, euphoria, pleasure.

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Sympathetic Trunk?

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In thoracic spine, nerve that controls sympathetic response.

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Craniosacral?
Nerves for parasympathetic control exit the spine in the cranial region and sacral region, use Ach as neurotransmitter.
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Sympathetic Response?
Reacts to mental and physical stress.
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Sympathetic Response- Pupils?
Dilated.
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Sympathetic Response- Heart Rate?
Increase.
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Sympathetic Response- Blood Pressure?
Increase.
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Sympathetic Response- Airways?
Expand.
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Sympathetic Response- Blood Flow?
To skeletal muscle.
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Sympathetic Response- Liver?
Glycogen breakdown.
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Parasympathetic Response- Heart Rate?
Decreased.
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Parasympathetic Response- Blood Pressure?
Decreased.
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Parasympathetic Response- Lacrimal Glands?
Increase.
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Parasympathetic Response- Pancreas?
Increase.
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Parasympathetic Response- Liver?
Detoxification/ fat processing.
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Parasympathetic Response- Pupils?
Constrict.
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Parasympathetic Response- Digestion?
Increase.
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Parasympathetic Response- Bladder?
Urination.
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Parasympathetic Response- Blood Flow?
To digestive organs.
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Duramater?
Outer later, "hard mother".
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Arachnoid Matter?
Middle layer, spider-web type arrangement.
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Pia Mater?
Delicate, innermost layer, sits directly on CNS.
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Cauda Equina?
Terminus of spinal cord, about L1.
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Ventral Horn?
Motor, exit anterior spinal cord.
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Dorsal Horn?
Sensory, exit posterior spinal cord.
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Ascending Tract?
From body to brain, sensory.
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Descending Tract?
From brain to body, motor.
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Nerve Pathway?
1) Called reflex in the PNS. | 2) Called tract in the CNS.
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IVF?
Ntervertebral foramina, space where spinal nerves exits out through the spinal column.
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Plexus?
Recombination of nerves after they exit the spinal cord.
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Brainstem?
Medulla oblongata, pons, midbrain.
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Diencephalon?
Thalamus, hypothalamus, pineal gland.
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Cerebrum?
Entire area above brainstem & diencephalon.
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Cerebral Cortex?
Gray matter on the outside.
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Cerebellum?
Posterior to brainstem.
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CSF (Cerebral Spinal Fluid)?
Clear, carries oxygen, glucose, removes waste.
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Choroids Plexus?
Special capillary network in 4th ventricle for CSF production.
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Arachnoidvilli?
Fingerlike extension in arachnoid matter to absorb CSF back into blood.
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Superior Sagital Sinus?
Vein that drains majority of CSF from brain.
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Thalamus ?
Relay station, acquisition of knowledge, cognition, main consciousness.
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Hypothalamus- Control ANS?
Smooth & cardiac muscle.
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Hypothalamus- Pituitary?
Release of several hormones.
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Hypothalamus- Emotion & Behavior?
Rage, aggression, pain, pleasure, sex.
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Hypothalamus- Eating & Drinking?
Thirst (osmotic pressure), hunger.
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Hypothalamus- Body Temperature?
Directs blood flow.
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Hypothalamus- Circadian Rhythm?
Wake & sleep.
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Pineal Gland?
Melatonin & biorhythms, light inhibits production -> waking state, dark allows productions -> sleep state.