Neurones

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<p>What is 1?</p>

What is 1?

nucleus

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<p>What is 2?</p>

What is 2?

dendrite

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<p>What is 3?</p>

What is 3?

cell body

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<p>What is 4?</p>

What is 4?

axon

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<p>What is 5?</p>

What is 5?

myelin sheath

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<p>What is 6?</p>

What is 6?

schwann cell

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<p>What is 7?</p>

What is 7?

node of ranvier

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<p>What is 8?</p>

What is 8?

axon terminal

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<p>What type of neurone is A?</p>

What type of neurone is A?

unipolar

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<p>Are neurones A usually sensory or motor?</p>

Are neurones A usually sensory or motor?

sensory

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<p>What type of neurone is B?</p>

What type of neurone is B?

bipolar

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<p>What type of neurone is C?</p>

What type of neurone is C?

pseudounipolar

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<p>What type of neurone is D?</p>

What type of neurone is D?

multipolar

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<p>Are neurones D usually sensory or motor?</p>

Are neurones D usually sensory or motor?

motor

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<p>What is 1?</p>

What is 1?

presynaptic axon terminal

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<p>What is 2?</p>

What is 2?

mitochondria

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<p>What is 3?</p>

What is 3?

synaptic vesicles

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<p>What is 4?</p>

What is 4?

synapse

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<p>What is 5?</p>

What is 5?

receptors

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<p>What is 6?</p>

What is 6?

synaptic cleft

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<p>What is 7?</p>

What is 7?

postsynaptic dendrite

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Which neurotransmitter passes between motor neurones and striated muscle?

acetylcholine

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Which neurotransmitters are principle excitatory and inhibitory in the CNS?

glutamate and GABA

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<p>What type of neuroglia is A?</p>

What type of neuroglia is A?

ependymal cells

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<p>What is the function of A?</p>

What is the function of A?

line CNS ventricles, helps produce CSF

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<p>What type of neuroglia is B?</p>

What type of neuroglia is B?

oligodendrocytes

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<p>What is the function of B?</p>

What is the function of B?

myelinates CNS neurones

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<p>What type of neuroglia is C?</p>

What type of neuroglia is C?

astrocytes

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<p>What is the function of C?</p>

What is the function of C?

controls levels of neurotransmitters and irons around synapses, perivascular endfeet around capillaries

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<p>What type of neuroglia is D?</p>

What type of neuroglia is D?

microglia

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<p>What is the function of D?</p>

What is the function of D?

phagocyte roll in CNS

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<p>What type of neuroglia is E?</p>

What type of neuroglia is E?

satellite cells

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<p>What is the function of E?</p>

What is the function of E?

regulates chemical environment

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<p>What type of neuroglia is F?</p>

What type of neuroglia is F?

schwann cells

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<p>What is the function of F?</p>

What is the function of F?

myelinate PNS neurones