Neurons Flashcards

(Nervous system) (44 cards)

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HOMEOSTATSIS

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maintaining a steady state

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nervous and endocrine system in homeostasis

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nervous: fast, short duration
endocrine: slow, long duration

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types of neurons

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sensory
motor
interneuron

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type of matter that sensory neuron has and why

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white matter, to react to protect and senses the env.

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type of matter that interneuron has and where its found

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grey matter, found in spinal cord and cortec of the brain

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type of matter than motor neuron has and where its found

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white matter
found in peripgeral nervous system
small of the brain (cerebillian)

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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

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integrates and processes info; body’s coordinating centre for mechanical and chemical actions
- brain and spinal cord

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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

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carries messages to and from the CNS

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2 systems of PNS

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somatic
autonomic

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SOMATIC

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voluntary contraction

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AUTONOMIC

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involuntary contraction

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parts of autonomic system

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sympathetic
parasympathetic

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SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM (autonomic)

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fight or flight stress response

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14
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what does sympathetic system release

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norepinephrine (NT)
excitatory effect on more muscles

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PARASYMPATHETIC SYSTEM (autonomic)

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restores and conserves energy by reversing the effect of stress response

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when is parasympathic system active and what does it release

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active when body is at rest
releases acetylcholine (NT)

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GREY MATTER

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slow transmissions, doesn’t regenerate

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WHITE MATTER

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fast transmissions, regenerates

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function of SPINAL CORD

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collects messages, sends to brain, sends brain messages to effectors

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DORSOL

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brings sensory info. into the spinal cord

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VENTRAL

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carries moto info. from spinal to PNS

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DENDRITE

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NT receptor
- isn’t stimulated with the incorrect shape

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CELL BODY

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AXON

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transmits information from the cell body to another neuron/effector

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SHWANN CELLS
(gilal cells) insulation to the axon
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NEURILEMA
membrane found over the shwann cells
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NDOES OF RANVIER
spaces of the acon that are exposed to ECF
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MYLEIN SHEATH
general term includes shwann cells/nodes of ranvier
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AXON TERMINAL/ END PLATES
release one type of NT
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CHOLINERGIC SYNAPSE
space between neurons where NT move through
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NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
space between a motor neuron and an effector
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EFFECTOR
any muscle or gland
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what matter does neurilema contain
white matter to allow for regeneration
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NEUROTRANSMITTER
3D chemicals that are produced from the end plates
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two types of NT
excitatory and inhibitory
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EXCITATORY
causes hyperpolarization in the post synaptic neuron
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INHIBITORY
causes hypopolarization
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ways to get rid of NT from post synaptic neurons
enzymes transporter protein synapse
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reflex arc steps
sensory repair sensory nerve interneuron (spinal cord) motor neuron effector
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steps of nerve transmission
polarized depolarizied repolarized refracotory period
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THRESHOLD POTENTIAL
minimum stimulus required to have an action potential
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ALL OR NONE RESPONSE
due to a fixed number of NA/K gates there's a max number of ions that can be exchanged
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3 reason for intensity
- inc. number of sensory receptors - inc. number of sensory neurons - inc. number of waves of depolarization
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2 ways of summation
- spatial - temporal