The Nervous System: Intro To Cells And Systems Flashcards

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Neuroglia are ________ cells that sustain neurons both metabolically and physically.

A

Supportive

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The major cell types in the nervous system are _______ and ________.

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Neurons and neuroglia

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________ are tapering and branching extensions of the soma and convey ___________ . The main cytoplasmic organelles in it are the ________ & ___________.

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Dendrites
Information
Microtubules and neurofilaments

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Transport from the soma toward the axonal terminals is called _________. It involves _______ and is responsible for synthesis of ___________ in synaptic terminals.

A

anterograde axonal transport
Kinesin
neurotransmitters

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Axonal transport away from the axonal terminals is called ________. It is driven by ________ and returns recycled synaptic vesicles for ___________ degradation.

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retrograde
dynein
lysosomal

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An Important cation for axonal transport is

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calcium

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Energy required for axonal transport is from ________. The _________ control the level of cation in the axoplam by suppling ______ to the ion pumps for axonal transport.

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Glucose
Mitochondria
ATP

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Neuroglia cells in the CNS include ________ and _______ and in the PNS ________ and ___________ cells.

__________ and ______ cells are also considered to be central neuroglial cells.

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atrocytes, oligodendroglia
schwann cells, satellite cells

Microglia and ependymal

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Astrocytes take up ___ ions and ____________ substances which they metabolize, biodegrade, or recycle.

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K

neurotransmitter

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Many ________ axons can be myelinated by single _________ cell, whereas in the ________ each _____ cell myelinates only one axon.

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Cental
Oligodendrocyte

PNS
Shwann

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_______ cells are in the _____ and encapsulate dorsal root and cranial nerve ganglion cells and act in a similar fashion to astrocytes.

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Satellite cells

PNS

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________ are latent phagocytes. They help remove cellular products when the _____ is damaged.

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Microglia

CNS

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__________ cells form the epithelium lining the ventricular space of the brain that contain ________ which is secreted from these specialized cells of the ______ plexuses located in the ventricular system.

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Ependymal
CSF
Choroid

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Most neurons in the nervous system are __- mitotic cells. Many ______ precursor cell are present in the adult brain and they can divide and differentiate.
Most brain tumors are from _____ cells

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Post
Glial
Glial

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Aside from the _______ cells in the lining, the ______ may also help limit the movement of certain substances in the Blood brain barrier like _______ ions.

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ependymal/ epithelial
Astrocytes
K

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A _______ unit can be regarded as the basic unit of movement and has a _____ motor neuron, it’s axon, and all the _________ it supplies.

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Motor
Alpha
Skeletal muscle fibers

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White matter has high concentrations of ______ pathoways. They have very few _________. White matter is ___-elinated. Gray matter has high concentrations of _____ and ______.

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axon
neurons
My
neurons and dendrites.

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The volume of CSF within the cerebral ventricles is

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The volume of CSF within the subarachnoid space is about

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The amount of CSF made every minute is

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the cell bodies of primary afferent neurons are located in the _______ root and _______ _______ ganglia.

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dorsal

cranial nerve

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The ______ plexuses which make CSF, are located in the _______, _______, and __________ ventricles.

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choroid

lateral, third, fourth

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Regions where spaces are expanded for CSF are called _______. The _______ _______ is the target for our csf punctures.

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cisterns

lumbar cistern

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_______________ are higher in the Lumbar CSF than in the blood and _______________ are lower. CSF is _______ to blood.

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Na, Cl

K, glucose, protein
isotonic

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The pressure of CSF is about ____ to ____ when recumbant.
120 - 180
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The PNS includes:_________ neurons, _______ neurons, and ________ neurons.
Primary Afferent Somatic Motor Neurons autonomic neurons