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What is included in Somatic Nervous System ?
Motor
Sensory
(in Peripheral Nervous System)
What is included in Autonomic Nervous System ?
Parasympathetic Nervous System
Involuntary processes
Calm state
Sympathetic Nervous System
Involuntary processes
Danger state - Fight/Flight
Enteric Nervous System
located in walls of intestines
movement of peristalsis
(in Peripheral Nervous System)
Nucleus VS Ganglion
Nucleus / nuclei
cluster of neuron cell bodies in CNS
Ganglion / ganglia
cluster of neuron cell bodies in PNS
Nerve VS Tract
Tract
axons in CNS
Nerve
axons in PNS
Grey Matter VS White Matter
Grey Matter
neuron cell bodies, dendrites, glial cells
organized in layers
— molecular layer (most outer - pale colour)
— Purkinje layer (middle - contains cell bodies of Purkinje cells)
— granular layer (inner - darker colour - contains cell bodies of granular cells)
(outer part)
White Matter
myelinated axons → white ∵ myelin = ↑ fat
(inner part)
Ventricles
FOUR interconnected fluid-filled cavities (also connect w/ Central Canal of Spinal Cord)
Spaces filled with Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)
Functions:
— transport of nutrients
— waste removal
— protection / cushion
Meninges
THREE membranes surrounding CNS :
Outer to Inner
— dura mater
— arachnoid mater
— pia mater
Area separating DM & AM from PM
subarachnoid space => where CSF is in
Functions : Pain receptors
migraine headaches → swollen blood vessels
meningitis → inflammation of meninges due to bacterial infection