unit 1-3 Flashcards

1
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what are dendrites

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rootlike parts of the cell that stretch out from the cell body to make connections

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2
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cell body

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contains nucleus and cell parts

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3
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axon

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wirelike structure eding in terminal buttons that extends from cell body

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4
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myelin sheath

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fatty covering of axon of some neurons that speeds neural impulses

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5
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neurotransmitters

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chemicals covered in terminal buttons that allow neurons to communicate

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6
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synapse

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space between terminal buttons of neuron and dendrites

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7
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what does acetylcholine do

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motor movement

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8
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what is dopamine function

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motor movement and alertness

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9
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what is endorphins function

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pain control

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10
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what is serotonin function

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mood control

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11
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what is GABA function

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inhibitor

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12
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what is Glutamate function

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excitatory, memory

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13
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what is norepinephrine function

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alertness, arousal

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14
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Lack of acetylcholine

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Alzheimer’s disease

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15
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Lack of dopamine

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Parkinson’s disease

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16
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Overabundance of dopamine

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schizophrenia

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17
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what are endorphins associated with

18
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what is GABA associated with

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seizures, sleep problems

19
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what is Glutemate associated with

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migraines, seizures

20
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what is norepinephrine associated with

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depression

21
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what are afferent neurons

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take information from senses to brain

22
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what are efferent neurons

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take info from brain to body

23
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what is the medulla

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blood pressure, heart rate, breathing

24
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what is the pons

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connects hindbrain with midbrain, facial expressions

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what is the cerebellum
mini brain, muscle movements
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what is the reticular formation
cells throughout midbrain that control arousal
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what is the hindbrain
basic biologic systems that keep us alive
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what is the midbrain
coordinates with muscles
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what is the forebrain
thought and reason
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what is the thalamus
recieves sensory signals from spine
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what is the hypothalamus
controls metabolic functions, body temp, libido, hunger, thirst, endocrine
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what is the amygdala
emotion
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what is the hippocampus
memory system
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what does the frontal lobe do
directs thought processes
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what is the broca's area
produces speech
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what are the parietal lobes
contain sensory cortex that recieves touch sensations
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what is the occipital lobes
interpret messages from eyeballs
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what is the temporal lobes
process sound
39
what is the adrenal glands
produce adrenaline
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who was Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow
humanist psyhologists