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NEURO 5 Flashcards

1
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Olfactory receptors in epithelium

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Bipolar neurons, CN 1

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2
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Olfactory cells

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Olfactory receptors
Supporting cells
Basal cells

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3
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End of olfactory nerves

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Olfactory bulb

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4
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Olfactory projections

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1ary olfactory cortex in temporal lobe
Project to limbic system and hypothalamus
BYPASS thalamus

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5
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Gustatory receptors taste

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Sour, sweet, bitter, salty, umami

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6
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Taste bud location

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Tongue, epithelium, epiglottis, soft palate, pharynx

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7
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Taste bud cells

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Sensory cells (not neurons)
Supporting cells
Basal cells

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8
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Papillae

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Taste buds form here

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9
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Circumvallate papillae

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Posterior V near back of throat

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10
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Fungiform papillae

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Scattered all over tongue in groups of 5

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11
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Foliate papillae

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Margins of tongue, go away after childhood

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12
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Filiform papillae

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Roughness of tongue, sense textures of food

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13
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Taste CN

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Anterior 2/3 = facial (7)
Posterior 1/3 = glossopharyngeal (9)
Throat & epiglottis = vagus (10)

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14
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Outer fibrous layer of eye

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Dense collagen CT
Sclera
Cornea

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15
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Sclera

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Whites of eyes, shape of eye, muscle attachments

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16
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Cornea

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Main refractory aspect of eye, avascular

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17
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Intermediate vascular layer of eye

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Choroid
Ciliary body
Ciliary process
Ciliary muscles
Zonular fibers
Iris
Lens

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18
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Choroid

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Highly vascularized, pigmented

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19
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Ciliary body

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Anterior portion

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20
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Ciliary processes

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Secrete aqueous humor and vitreous humor

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21
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Zonular fibers

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Oppose ciliary muscles, change lens shape

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22
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Ciliary muscle

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Change tension on zonular fibers
Contain constrictor pupillae and dilator pupillae

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23
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Contraction of ciliary muscles

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Zonular fibers relax, lens thickens, near vision

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24
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Relaxation of ciliary muscles

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Zonular fibers constrict, lens thins, far vision

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Constrictor pupillae

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Constrict, circle around iris, parasympathetic innervation

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26
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Dilator pupillae

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Dilate, radial around iris, sympathetic innervation

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27
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Iris

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Colored part of eye, controls pupil size

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28
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Lens

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Made up of crystalline, refractive

29
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Inner neural layer of eye

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3 layers separated by 2 zones
Photoreceptor, bipolar, ganglion layers
Outer and inner plexiform

30
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Photoreceptor layer

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Contains rods and cones, detects light, near back of eye

31
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Bipolar layer

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Relay to ganglion
Contain horizontal and amacrine cells

32
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Ganglion layer

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Output to thalamus, becomes optic nerve, exits at optic disc

33
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Optic nerve

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Travels with ophthalmic artery and central retinal vein

34
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Retina

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Pigment and neural layer
Covers 3/4 of back of eye
Contains macula lutea

35
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Macula lutea

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Yellow spot with less blood vessels

36
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Fovea

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Within macula lutes, only cones, highest acuity

37
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Interior of eye

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2 fluid filled cavities, separated by lens

38
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Anterior cavity

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Between cornea and lens
Made up of two chambers

39
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Anterior chamber of anterior cavity

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Between cornea and lens, aqueous humor flows thru

40
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Posterior chamber of anterior cavity

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Behind iris, before lens

41
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Aqueous humor

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Made in cilliary processes
Flows thru iris, lens, pupil, anterior chamber and drains into scleral venous sinus

42
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Vitreous humor

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Made in ciliary process, supports lens

43
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Visual pathways

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Cornea
Lens
Photoreceptors
Ganglion
Retina
Optic nerve
Optic chiasm
Optic tract
Thalamus - LGN
Primary visual cortex

44
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External ear

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Collects sound
Made up of auricle/pinna = cartilage
Contains cerumen = earwax
Opening of internal acoustic meatus
Ends at tympanic membrane

45
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Middle ear

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Conveys vibration
Air filled cavity
Contains ossicles
Contains 2 muscles
Contains auditory/Eustachian tube

46
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Ossicles

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Malleus, incus, stapes
Joined by synovial joint

47
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Stapes

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Fits into oval window

48
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Tensor tympani

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Limit movement, increase tension (CN5)

49
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Stapedius

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Dampens vibration, protects oval window (CN7)

50
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Internal ear

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Receptors for hearing and equilibrium
Outer bony labyrinth and inner membranous labyrinth
Cochlea

51
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Outer bony labyrinth

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Lined with periosteum and perilymph

52
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Inner membranous labyrinth

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Tubes filled with endolymph

53
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Cochlea

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Contains 3 tubes
Cochlear duct/scala media
Scala vestiboli
Scala tympani

54
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Cochlear duct/scala media

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Filled with endolymph
Separated from scala vestibuli by vestibular membrane

55
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Scala vestibuli

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Ends at oval window, perilymph
Separated from scala media by vestibular membrane
Separated from scala tympani by basilar membrane

56
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Scala tympani

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Ends at round window, perilymph
Separated from scala vestibuli by basilar membrane

57
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Auditory pathway (within ear)

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External ear
Eardrum
Ossicles
Oval window
Scala vestibuli
Scala tympani
Cochlear duct
Basilar membrane
Round window

58
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Inner hair cells

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Contained in basilar membrane, synapse with neurons
Microvilli been and hit tectorial membrane, release neurotransmitter

59
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Outer hair cells

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Amplify

60
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Pitch

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Site on basilar membrane

61
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Loudness

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Amplitude

62
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Basilar membrane

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Hi frequency, hi pitch, stiff, smaller end
Lo frequency, lo pitch, flexible, wider end

63
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Auditory pathway (neural)

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Inner hair cells
Spiral ganglion
Cochlear nuclei in brain stem
Thalamus (MGN)
1ary auditory cortex

64
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Vestibular sense

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Involves saccule, utricle, semicircular canals
Sense static and dynamic equilibrium

65
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Otolithic membrane

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Made up of glycoproteins and and otoliths (calcium carbonate stones)
Sits on top of hair cells

66
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Movement of otoliths and membranes

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Signal vestibular ganglion

67
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Maculae

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Within utricle and saccule
Hair cells with stereo cilia and kinocilium

68
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Semicircular canals

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90 degrees to each other
Determine acceleration
Contain cupular cap which bends hair cells
Contain endolymph

69
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Vestibular pathway

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Hair cells
Vestibular ganglion
Vestibular nuclei in brain stem
Thalamus (VPN)
1ary sensory cortex

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