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Types of nervous systems
Central nervous system and peripheral nervous system
Neuron
Cell body sending axons and receiving dendrites
Distribution of ions
Neuron at rest differs from neuron transmitting pulse
Neuron at rest
carries negative charge ready to be used
Depolarization
Na gates open and immediately close to let some Na ions get in
When does depolarization occur
When a Stimulus/signal arrives
Myelin sheath
Fatty neuroglia wrap around axons
Nodes of ranvier
Gaps with high density of sodium channel
Synapse
Non physical junction when a neuron with another cell
What does synapse trigger
Release of neurotransmitters from synaptic terminal
Synaptic Transmission
Presynaptic (sends message), postsynaptic (receives), synaptic cleft (space between neurons)
Last event in a synapse
Depolarization causes Ca to enter synaptic terminal and open Na channels