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this is known as an end plate potential with a somatic motor ending

ion channels open allowing sodium and potassium to flow with their gradients and causes depolarization inside the cell

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what happens in a somatic motor ending when voltage gates Na+ channels open and action potential propgrates this happens when

threshold is reached

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this is a junction with smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and glands

vi8sceral or autonomic

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this is the point where the axon ends in a visceral muscle or gland visceral motor ending

varicosities

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what neurotransmitters are found in the autonomic system

Ach in parasympathetic and sympathetic postganglionic neurons contain norepinephrine

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what does polysynaptic mean

involve two or more synapses between sensory and motor neurons

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this level of motor control is the lowest/simplest they are the spinal circuits/ reflexes

segmental

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during the segmental pathway where does the sensory input enter and exit

comes in the spinal cord, spinal cord send effert signal out

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this can control the segmental level by overriding or inhibit spinal reflex this includes the motor cortex of cerebrum contains motor neurons from brain step and motor cortex

projection level

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this level is the highest level it contains the cerebellum and basal nuclei and programs instructions

precommand level

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what are the five components of a reflex arc

receptor, sensory, integration center. motor neuron. effector

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these are just present reflexes born with them. rapid involuntrary predictable

intrinsic response t

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these are learned reflex from practice and repetition

acquired reflexes

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what does a spinal reflex control

somatic nervous system effectors

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where is the integration center in a spinal reflex

spinal cord

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while these can be done without the addition of the brain how can the brain affect these reflexes

modification, inhibit or override

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monosynaptic

there is only one synapse between the sensory neuron and the motor neuron

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these neurons are primarily sensory in the PNS

unipolar

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this neuron speclizes primarly in the special senses

biopolar