Week 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The “Command Centre” refers to which classification?

A

CNS

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2
Q

The “The Messenger”” refers to which classification?

A

PNS

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3
Q

_____________ transmit incoming messages toward the
cell body

A

Dendrites

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4
Q

_____________ transmits nerve
impulses away from the
cell body to other cells

A

Axons

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5
Q

_______________ are situated between sensory and motor neurons.

A

Interneurons

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6
Q

Interneurons are also known as _________

A

Association Neurons

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7
Q

The neuron transmits
the signal as an
impulse called
an ___________________.

A

Action potential

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8
Q

“The domino effect” = ______________________

A

sodium channels opening down the axon

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9
Q

What are glia?

A

Supporting cells of the nervous system

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10
Q

Oligodendrocytes function?

A

Myelinate neurons in CNS

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11
Q

Function of astrocytes?

A

Involved in BBB (Blood brain barrier) found in CNS

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12
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Function of ependymal cells?

A

In CNS, produce the CSF (Cerebral spinal fluid)

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13
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Function of microglia?

A

In CNS, phagocytose debris and play an immune role

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14
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Function of Schwann cells?

A

Create myelin in PNS

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15
Q

Function of Satellite cells?

A

Protect and myelinate neurons in PNS

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16
Q

Ganglia is cell body in the ________ system

A

Peripheral nervous

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17
Q

________________ is the rapid method by which nerve impulses move down a myelinated axon with excitation occurring only at nodes of Ranvier

A

Saltatory conduction

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18
Q

An action potential occurs when the membrane depolarizes to a certain threshold, if this threshold is not reached the action potential will not be triggered. This is referred to as the ___________________________________?

A

all-or-nothing principle

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19
Q

List (4) Examples of Excitatory Neurotransmitters:

A
  • Acetylcholine (Ach)
  • Norepinephrine (NE)
  • Epinephrine (E)
  • Dopamine (DA)
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20
Q

Initial ionic conditions are restored using the
_____________________________________

A

sodium-potassium pump

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21
Q

Ach is the neurotransmitter of the
___________nervous system

A

Somatic

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22
Q

Inhibitory neurotransmitters examples (2):

A

GABA, serotonin

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23
Q

What are two important functions of the spinal cord?

A
  • Connects the PNS to the brain
  • Simple reflex centre
24
Q

Two major divisions of the Peripheral nervous system

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Autonomic and somatic

25
These are functions you manage by thinking about them. This describes which subsystem?
Somatic
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These are nervous system processes your brain runs automatically and without you thinking about them. This describes which subsystem?
Autonomic
27
There are _____ pairs of spinal nerves
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28
The spine has (3) has meningeal coverings which are ____________________________?
▪ Dura mater ▪ Arachnoid mater ▪ Pia Mater
29
____________________ receive information from sensory neurons (afferent pathway) and house interneuron in gray matter
Dorsal (Posterior) Horns (dorsal root ganglion)
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______________ house cell bodies of motor neurons and sends information out ventral root (efferent pathway) in gray matter
Ventral (Anterior) Horns
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___________ are nerves exiting the spine coming together into a network
Plexus
32
What plexus controls the arm and shoulder?
Brachial Plexus
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What plexus controls the neck and phrenic nerve?
Cervical Plexus
34
What plexus controls the anterior / medial thigh?
Lumbar Plexus
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What plexus controls the buttocks, perineum, back of thigh, and lower leg?
Sacral Plexus
36
What are the (4) plexuses?
1. Cervical 2. Brachial 3. Lumbar 4. Sacral
37
The descending tracks are mainly _________, and the ascending tracks are __________?
Motor, sensory
38
Which Spinal Pathway is the following? lateral, Descending, and Skilled, motor to extremities
Corticospinal tract
39
Which Spinal Pathway is the following? Posterior, Ascending, and Touch, vibration sense, proprioception?
Posterior column
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Which Spinal Pathway is the following? Anterior, Ascending, and Touch, pressure?
Anterior spinothalamic tract
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Which Spinal Pathway is the following? Anterior-lateral, Ascending, and Pain, temperature
Lateral spinothalamic tract
42
What are the 12 cranial nerves?
- Olfactory (CN I) - Optic (CN II) - Oculomotor (CN III) - Trochlear (CN IV) - Trigeminal (CN V) - Abducens (CN VI) - Facial (CN VII) - Vestibulocochlear (CN VIII) - Glossopharyngeal (CN IX) - Vagus (CN X) - Accessory (CN XI) - Hypoglossal (CN XII)
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The Olfactory (CN I) to supply nerves to:
smell
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The Optic (CN II) to supply nerves to:
vision
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The Oculomotor (CN III) to supply nerves to:
4/6 eye muscles / lens / pupil
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The Trochlear (CN IV) to supply nerves to:
superior oblique eye muscle
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The Trigeminal (CN V) to supply nerves to:
sensory from face / motor to chewing muscles
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The Abducens (CN VI) to supply nerves to:
lateral rectus eye muscle
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The Facial (CN VII) to supply nerves to:
motor to all face muscles (expression) except chewing / some taste / sensory from ear
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The Vestibulocochlear (CN VIII) to supply nerves to:
hearing and equilibrium
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The Glossopharyngeal (CN IX) to supply nerves to:
taste / sensory pharynx / some muscles in swallowing
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The Vagus (CN X) to supply nerves to:
sensory, motor and autonomic glands, digestion, heart rate
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The Accessory (CN XI) to supply nerves to:
muscles in head movement
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The Hypoglossal (CN XII) to supply nerves to:
muscles of tongue
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________________ are areas of skin that connect to a specific nerve root on your spine
Dermatomes