Test 2 Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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Primary Somatosensory Cortex in

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post central gyrus

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2
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Noncioceptors

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receptors that respond to stimuli - tissue damage, pose threat, and inflammation.

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3
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nerve fibers carrying pain and temperature info send their axons to enter

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dorsal horns of the spinal cord

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4
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anterolateral system

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carries pain and temp info to the brain

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5
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Substance P boosts

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pain signals

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6
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Mice laking substance P

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cant feel intense pain, but only mild.

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7
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Pain info integrated in

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cingulate cortex (emotional vs sensory pain aspects)

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8
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brain region that activates when we emphasize with a loved one experiencing pain

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cingulate cortex

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9
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A Delta fibers are ______ C fibers are _______

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myelinated, unmyelinated

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10
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Neuropathic pain

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Pain that persists long after an injury. Neurons still signal pain and amplify a pain response.

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11
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opiates bind to brain to

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reduce pain

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12
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opiate antagonist

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narcan

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13
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Descending analgesia circuit brain shuts down

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pain

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14
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pain info enters via ____ and synapses on ________

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dorsal root, dorsal horn

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15
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Glutamate tells us that

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pain happened

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16
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Substance p tells us

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pain intensity

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17
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opiates inhibit the activity of

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inhibitory neurons in the PAG

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18
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descending analgesia pathway is

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activated by opiates and surpresses pain transmission

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19
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Muscle antagonists

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counteracts the effect of another muscle

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20
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Muscle synergists

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muscles that act together

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21
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triceps and biceps are

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antagonists

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22
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Neuromuscular junction

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where motor neuron terminal meets itstarget muscle fiber.

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23
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Action potential by motor neuron triggers _____ release

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AcH

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24
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spinal motor neurons send their axons out the

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ventral roots to the periphary

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muscle spindle
signals when muscle is lengthened
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golgi tendon organs
when muscle contracts or has tension
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Primary motor cortex operates in
precentral gyrus
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Basal ganglia
memory movements
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cochlea converts vibrational energy to
neural activity
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high sound frequencies have greatest effect near
the base
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low frequency sounds greatest effect near the
apex
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auditory nerve fibers terminiate in
cochlear nuclei
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cochlear nuclei project to
superior olivary nuclei
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superior olivary nuclei has ______ processing
bineural
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olfactory information conveyed to brain via
mitral cells
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smell synapses directly onto
cortex
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smell correlates to
memory
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in myopia eyeball is
too long
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central deafness
damage to brain structures
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sensorineural deafness
problems w cochlea that convert sound vibrations into neural energy (hair cells)
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conduction deafness
middle ear problem, blocks sound from reaching inner ear
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ionotropic taste cells
salty and sour
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metabotropic taste cells
sweet, bitter, umami
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olfactory cells are
neurons
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tonotopic mapping
auditory
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graded potential
rod stimulation
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photoreceptors dont have
action potentials
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visual AP in
retinal ganglion
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pyrimidal being
frontal cortex, medulla, ventral spinal cord
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right projects to
both eyes, then left thalamaus
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touch receptors cross at
medulla
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inferior collicus send auditory info to
medial geniculate nucleus of the thalamus
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primary somatosensory
parieta;
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sensorimotor
prefrontal
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info from both ears integrate at
superior olivary nucleus
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if brightness increase
rod photorecepor hyperpolarizes
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audiory nerve axons synapse in
ipsilateral
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colorvisoon
photopic
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stretch reflex
sensory neuron
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multiple sensory info associated
posterior parietal