Chapt. 11 - Part I

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•Nervous system receives _____ from the internal and external environment, _____ it, and _____ it into a selected response

stimuli….interprets it…..& integrates it

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CNS has two parts & PNS has two parts:

brain & spinal cord v.s cranial & spinal nerves

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3 facts about the Sensorimotor Region

•Midline of the brain

•Motor neurons descend down to spinal cord

•Sensory neurons arrive up from the spinal cord

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List & define the 4 adrenergic receptors

•Alpha-1 receptors: constrict blood vessels

•Alpha-2 receptors: negative feedback to stop neurotransmitter release

•Beta-1 receptors: speed and strengthen heart

•Beta-2 receptors: bronchodilation

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_______ is the neurotransmitter for the parasympathetic nervous system and motor neurons.

Acetylcholine

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What 2 things attach to cholinergic receptors:

•Nicotinic receptors: excite skeletal muscle cells

•Muscarinic receptors: slow heart, stimulate GI tract, vasodilate

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What are the functioning cells of the nervous system?

neurons

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What type of cells form myelin (“white matter”)?

Schwann cells

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Name 3 types of neurons:

-sensory (afferent)

-motor (efferent)

-interneurons

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What do sensory (afferent) neurons do?

Transmit impulses to the spinal cord and brain

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What do motor (efferent) neurons do?

Transmit impulses away from the spinal cord and brain to the muscles and glands

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What do interneurons neurons do?

•Transmit impulses from sensory to motor neurons & they’re also called “connecting” neurons

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In the PNS::What do Schwann cells form?

forms myelin that wraps around axons

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In the PNS:: What do Satellite cells separate?

separate nervous cells from supporting tissue and protects the cell body from the diffusion of large molecules

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In the CNS:: what does the Oligodendroglia do?

myelinating cells that increase the velocity of nerve conduction

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What does Astroglia do?

regulate ion content in intercellular fluid

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Where are Ependymal cells locate?

lines the neutral tube cavity

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What does Microglia do?

phagocytes that clean up after cell death or infection

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Define Nerves & what their covered by:

Group of nerve fibers (axons) bundled together like strands of a cable, covered by connective tissue

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Neurons secrete two things::

neurotransmitters & neuromodulators

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Name 3 different neurotransmitters

•Amino acids

•Peptides

•Monoamines

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Neuromodulators that attach to receptors, change their response. (T/F)

true

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General Organization of the Nervous System begins as _____ & then transforms into ____.

a hollow tube…the brain