Nervous tissue Flashcards

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Central nervous system

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  • brain and spinal cord
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Peripheral nervous system

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– cranial and spinal nerve

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Nervous tissue Consists of:

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Neuron
Supporting cells (neuroglia)

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Neuroglia found in CNS

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Ependymal cells
Astrocytes
Oligodendrocytes
Microglia

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4
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Neuroglia in PNS

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Satellite cells
Schwann cells

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5
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transmit electrical impulses from one site in the body to another, and receive and process
information

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Neurons

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are non-conducting cells that are in
intimate physical contact with neurons

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  • Neuroglia
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7
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Functional unit of nervous
system

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neurons

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neurons consist of

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cell body
processes (neurites)

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types of neurites

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axon
dendrites

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long, cylindrical process
up to 1m

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Axon

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nissl substance absent

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Axon

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impulse – away from cell
body

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Axon

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commonly refer to as nerve fibers

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Axon

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Numerous, Highly branched

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Dendrites

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Terminate near the cell body

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Dendrites

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Nissl granules – present

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Dendrites

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Impulse – towards the cell body

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Dendrites

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– cell body of neuron; Unmyelinated

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Gray matter

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myelinated fibers

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White matter

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Aggregation of cell body
Within CNS – k/a –

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Aggregation of cell body
Outside CNS – k/a –

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Types of neurons are according to

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a. According to the shape of cell body
b. According to variation in axon

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shape of the cell body dependent on the number
of processes arising from it.

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a. According to the shape of cell body

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many processes arises from the cell body eg: motor neurons
Multipolar neuron
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single dendrites and axon eg: olfactory neuron, retina
Bipolar neurone
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single dendrite and the axon arise from common stem of the cell body eg: dorsal root ganglian
Unipolar neuron
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b. According to variation in axon 2 Types
Golgi type I Golgi type II: (microneurons)
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Long axon and connect remote regions
Golgi type I
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Short axon and end near the cell body Inhibitory in function
Golgi type II: (microneurons)
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* Small diameter axon * Simple envelop by the cytoplasm
Non myelinated
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* Large diameter fiber * Concentric layers
Myelinated fibers
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Afferent and efferent nerve fiber
Peripheral nerve
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1 or more bundle (fascicles) of nerve fibers within fascicle, each nerve fibers with its investing Schwann cells
endoneurium
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each fascicle is surrounded – tough Collagenous tissue with epithelial Cell
perineurium
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if > 1 fascicle, further layer of loose collagenous tissue
epineurium
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Supporting cell also called
(neuroglia)
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Non neural cell * Highly branches cell that occupy the space between neurons * Mechanical and metabolic support.
Supporting cell (neuroglia)
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Most numerous glial cell Long branched processes
Astrocytes
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Small cell * Mesenchymal in origin * Elongated nuclei * Little cytoplasm which forms, highly branch process
Microglia
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Becomes active after damage (Microglia)
phagocytes
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Epithelial lining of ventricles and spinal canal * Cuboidal to low columnar, and tightly bounded at luminal surface
Ependyma
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Responsible for myelination of axon * Wraps itself as spirally around a short segment of axon * Myelinate single axon
Schwann cell
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(lemnocytes, peripheral glial)
Schwann cell
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(capsular gliocytes)
Satellite cell
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* Flat cell that surround the cell bodies of neuron of PNS ganglia * Regulate exchange of material between neuron cell bodies and interstitial fluid
Satellite cell
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Collection of cell body in PNS
Ganglion
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2 types Ganglion
1. Sensory 2. Autonomic
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(Ganglion) unipolar, Fibers passes centrally * Ganglion cell located peripherally
Sensory
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(Ganglion) multipolar, Neuron are scattered throughout the ganglion * Nerve fiber are non myelinated and thinner so, less conspicuous than sensory
Autonomic ganglion