Neuro Structure and Function Flashcards

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Microtubules are fo..

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transportation

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neurofibrils are for..

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structure

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nissil substances are for..

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protein synthesis - large granules in neuron body from RER

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Nodes of ranvier

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regular interruptions of myelin sheath

salutatory conduction

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what is most common neuron structure

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multipolar

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Neurons are structurally classified on the basis of…

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the number of processes extending from the cell body

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3 function neuron classifications

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sensory, interneurons, motor neurons

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the majority of our neurons are

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interneurons

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9
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4 kids of neuroglia

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astrocytes
oligodendroglia
microglia
ependymal

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what is wallerian degeration

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occurs in PNS - when distal myelin sheath shrinks and disintegrates ..if lucky can lead to creating a tube to guide regeneration

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regeneration in CNS

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does not occur

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8 excitatory NT

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acetylcholine 
aspartate 
dopamine 
Histamine 
norepinephrine 
Epinephrin 
Glutamate 
Serotonin
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2 inhibitory NT

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GABA

Glycine

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astrocyte role

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fill spaces between neurons and surround BV in CNS

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oligodendroglia

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akak oligodendrocytes = deposit myelin within the CNS

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ependymal cells

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line CSF filled cavities of CNS and create CSF

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microglia

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remove debris in CNS, brain macrophages

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schwann cells

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glial cells that wrap around and cover PNS axons - form and maintain myelin

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most brain cell connections are made in __

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first year of life,

80% by age 3

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___ percent of nutrition is taken up by brain in first year

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60%

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wallerian degeneration

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in the PNS: distal to an incision the distal myelin shrinks ..schwann cells will try to create a tube to guide regeneration otherwise lose axon

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excitiation means postsynaptic neuron is…

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depolarized (EPSP)

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inhibition means postsynaptic neuron is ..

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hyperpolarized (IPSP)

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___determines if a AP occurs

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summation of EPSP and IPSP

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2 ways NT removed from synaptic cleft
reuptake or degradation
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___ is always the first signaler on efferent pathways to peripheral nervous system
Ach
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__ breaks Ach down into acCoA and ___
acetylcholinesterase (AChe) | AcCoA and choline
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catecholamines include ___ and are made from..
DA, Epi, NE | made from tyrosine
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catecholamines are broken down in synaptic cleft by..
MAO: monoamine oxidase
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serotonin is made from ----
tryptophan
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serotonin is ___ in muscle (motor) pathways and inhibitory in __ pathways
excitatory - motor | inhibitiory - sensory
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endogenous opoids are acutally ___
short polypeptides
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choline is an essential nutrient found in ___
eggs, beans, nuts, grains, and mnay veggies
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ACH uses:
1. all efferent msgs from CNS use this as first NT 2. Somatic NS - ACH acts on skeletal muscles 3. NE or EPi is the second transmitter in the sympathetic SNS
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frontal lobe
conscious control, motion, emotional control center, word association, primary motor cortex here
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premotor cortex
planning and map out motor mvmts to make and inhibits excess mvmt
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primary motor
conveys actual info to make mvmt
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temporal
``` hearing, memory association auditory olfactory visual associative regions memory emotional and social associative ```
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hippocampus
memory storage
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brocas area
word motor - expression
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wernike's
word meaning - reception and interpretation of speech
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parietal lobe
touch and sense integration | visual attention, manipulation of objects, controls reading, touch perception
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occipital lobe
primary visual cortex, perception center | receives projections from lateral genic thalamus
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brain stem aka__
hind brain
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Brain stem made up of:
medulla oblongata, cerebellum and pons
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cerebellum
mvmt, conscious and unconscious musle
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cerebellar damage
presents on the IPSILATERAL side - loss of equilibrium, balance, and motor coordination
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medulla oblongata
last part of the brain before reaching the spinal cord function: cough, gag, swall * cardiac center * respiratory center
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PONS
sleep/wake | relay information
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midbrain
basic life support and mvmt | substantia nigria found here
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thalamus
association relay station
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hypothalamus
unconscious regulation release of hormones: growth, prolactin, thyroid etc complex moods: anger, fatigue
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basal ganglia
mvmt control : | caudate, putamen, nucleus accumbens, globus pallidus, substantia nigra, subthalamic nucleus
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corpus callosum aka
commissural fibers
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limbic system
primitive behavioral responses, expression of affect | consolidation of memory