Chpt.10 WSH

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What makes up the central nervous system?

The brain and spinal cord

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What does the peripheral nervous system do?

Connects the central nervous system to the rest of the body

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Do afferent neurons carry motor signals to muscles?

No, they carry sensory signals to the CNS

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What part of neurons does multiple sclerosis damage?

The myelin sheath

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What happens when a muscle fiber receives a nerve impulse?

It contracts

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Are migraines caused only by muscle strain in the neck?

No

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Which neuron structure receives incoming signals?

Dendrites

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Which division of the nervous system controls voluntary movement?

Somatic nervous system

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What do efferent neurons carry?

Signals from the CNS to muscles

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What is the function of myelin?

Speeds up nerve impulses

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Which muscle fiber type is best for endurance?

Slow-twitch

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What nervous system process does drug addiction most directly affect?

Impulse processing

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Which condition is an autoimmune disorder?

Multiple sclerosis

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What system includes all nerves outside the brain and spinal cord?

Peripheral nervous system

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Neurons that carry information toward the CNS are called what?

Afferent neurons

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What is the gap between two neurons called?

Synapse

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What is the long extension of a neuron that sends impulses away from the cell body?

Axon

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What is the main difference between the central and peripheral nervous systems?

CNS processes information, PNS sends signals to and from the body

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What is the difference between afferent and efferent neurons?

Afferent carry sensory signals to CNS; efferent carry motor signals away from CNS

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What do dendrites do?

Receive incoming signals

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What does the axon do?

Conducts electrical signals away from the neuron

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How do migraines differ from regular headaches?

migraine

-throbbing, severe pain

Headache

-dull pain, light pressure

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What abnormal brain activity are migraines associated with?

Abnormal activity in the brain

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How do motor neurons and muscle fibers work together to produce movement?

Motor neurons send signals to the muscle fibers producing movement