Week 3 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Where is the gogli apparatus in a neuron found

A

cell body

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2
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where is mitochondria found in a neuron

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throughout the whole cell, but mostly in the axon terminal

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3
Q

what is the inclusion found in a neuron

A

lipofuscin

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4
Q

Each small axonal branch ends
with a dilation called?

A

terminal bouton

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5
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Where are multipolar neurons found

A

all motor neurons and most CNS interneurons

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6
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where are bipolar neurons found

A

sensory neurons of the retina, the olfactory epithelium, and the inner ear

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7
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where are unipolar neurons found

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all sensory neurons except sensory neurons in retina

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8
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where are Anaxonic neurons found

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in certain CNS interneurons

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9
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what Glial cells are present in CNS

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  1. Astrocytes
  2. Oligodendrocytes
  3. Microglia
  4. Ependymal cells
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10
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what Glial cells are present in PNS

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  1. Schwann cells
  2. Satellite cells
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11
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Function of oligodendrocytes

A
  • myelinate and insulate CNS axons
    (mostly found in white matter)
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function of astrocyte

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  • helps form the blood-brain barrier
  • regulate interstitial fluid composisition
  • support for CNS
  • replicates to occupy space of dying neurons
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13
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2 types of astrocytes

A

Two types:
1- Fibrous astrocytes:
* With long delicate processes
* Abundant in white matter
2- Protoplasmic astrocytes
* With many shorter processes
* Predominate in the gray matter

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14
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function of ependymal cell

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-lines ventricles of brain and central canal of spinal cord
- assists in the production of CSF

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15
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characteristics of ependymal cells

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-columnar/cuboidal cells
apical ends:
contain cilia and microvilli

basal ends:
no basal lamina
Elongated and extend branching
processes into the adjacent neuropil

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16
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function of microglia

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(evenly distributed in white and gray matter)
major mechanism of
immune defense in the CNS

17
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function of Schwann cells

A

Form myelin sheathes in the
PNS
o Unlike an oligodendrocyte, a
Schwann cell forms myelin
around a portion of only one
axon

18
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function of satellite cells

A
  • electrically insulates PNS cell bodies
  • regulates nutrients and waste exchange
19
Q

location of white matter

A

-medulla of brain
- outer part of spinal cord

20
Q

3 layers of the cerebellar cortex

A
  • molecular layer
  • purkinje neurons
  • granular layer
21
Q

what neurons are found in the anterior and posterior horns located in the gray matter of the spinal cord

A

anterior:
cell bodies of motor neurons

22
Q

what neurons are found in the anterior and posterior horns located in the gray matter of the spinal cord

A

anterior:
- cell bodies of motor neurons
- astrocytes

posterior horns:
-neurons which receive sensory fibers
from neurons in the spinal (dorsal
root) ganglia
- Oligodendrocytes

23
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what is the central canal of the spinal cord lined with

A

ependymal cells

24
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what does the central canal of the spinal cord contain

25
what are the three membranes of the white matter in CNS
1- Dura mater 2- Arachnoid mater 3- Pia mater
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Structural component of the BBB:
1- Capillary endothelium * Occluding junctions * Little or no transcytosis activity * Surrounded by the basement membrane 2- Limiting layer of perivascular astrocytic feet * Envelops the basement membrane of capillaries
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where is the BBB absent in
- Hypothalamus where plasma components are monitored 2- Posterior pituitary 3- Choroid plexus
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function of Choroid plexus
CSF production
29
function of CSF
Providing the ions required for CNS neuronal activity o Serving to help absorb mechanical shocks in arachnoid
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components of PNS
1- Nerves o Cranial nerves o Spinal nerves 2- Ganglia o Sensory Ganglia o Autonomic Ganglia * Sympathetic ganglia * Parasympathetic ganglia
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features of myelinated fibres
- myelin clift -nodes of ranvier