SL 5-6 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Divisions of the Afferent nervous system

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Somatic sensory , visceral, special sensory

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Divisions of efferent nervous system

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Somatic motor, autonomic motor

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Divisions of the autonomic nervous system

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Sympathetic, parasympathetic, enteric

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Neurons respond to

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Changes in membrane potential

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Neuroglia cells

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Non excitable cells that support neurons but are unable to trans,it electrical impulses

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Neurotransmitter definition

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Helps to transport electrochemical signals across a synapse

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Dendrites

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Receive incoming stimulus’s and transmit to soma

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Soma

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Cell body

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Axon transmits information

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Away from the soma

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Axon terminal

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End of axon that synapses with another cell to communicate info/ signal

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Myelin

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Fatty substance that spreads up transmission of impulses, present in central and peripheral nervous system

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Interneurons

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Connect neurons within the central nervous system

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Efferent neurons

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Carry info away from CNS towards effector cells

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Afferent neurons

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Carry information from tissues or organs towards CNS

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15
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Interneurons can connect what two systems

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Central and peripheral

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16
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Nerves are simply

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Bundles of axons

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17
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Neuronal synapses

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Refers to the junction where one neuron alters the electrical and chemical activity of another neuron

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18
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Oligodenrocytes help form

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Myelin sheath in CNS

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Astrocytes

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Anchors neurons to capillaries and regulates the extracellular fluid. Helps crate blood brain barrier

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Ependymal cells

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Regulates the production of cerebral spinal fluid that is a cushion for soft neural tissue

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Microglia

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Macrophage like cells that have immune and protective functions

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What charge is the inside of the cell relative to the outside

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What is the typical resting potential of a cell

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At rest, the concentration of sodium is high in the

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Outside of the cell

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At rest, the concentration of potassium is high in
The inside of the cell
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What type of channels are always open
Leaky ion
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Ion movement depends on a balance between
Concentration potential and electrical potential
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Equilibrium potential
The membrane potential when the concentration and electrical potential of an ion are on equal and opposite magnitude causing no net movement
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What ion moves first during an action potential
Sodium
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Sodium follows its ____ gradient whereas potassium follows its _____ gradient
Concentration, electrical
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What pump maintains concentration gradient in neuron
Na+/k+-ATPase pump
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Depolarizing the membrane means
The resting potential becomes less negative / moves closer to zero
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Overshooting
Inside of the cell will become positive relative to the outside
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Hyper-polarized
Potential difference is more negative then resting level
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Gated ion channels open and close via
A response to a stimula
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Voltage gated ion channels open and close via a
Change in membrane potential
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Chemically gated channels open and close via the
Release or reuptake of a neurotransmitter
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Changes in membrane potential that are isolated to a small area
Graded potentials
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Action potentials often arise from
The summation of graded potentials reaching threshold
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What ion follows a positive feedback loop
Sodium will continue to depolarize the cell
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Potassium is an example of a ____ feedback loop
Negative
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Receptor potentials
Produced at the peripheral endings of Afferent neurons in response to a stimulus
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Synaptic potentials
Produced in post synaptic neuron in response to release of neuron transmitter by presynaptic neuron