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Nervous system
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Neurons are classified by their what?
By their Function and Structure
Function of Sensory Nerons
Carry info across afferent pathway towards CNS
Function of Interneurons
Perform integration within CNS
Integration=Info processing
Function of Motor Nerons
carry response to effector down efferent pathway from CNS
Sub classifications of Motor Neurons
Somatic MN - voluntary - skeletal MT
Antonomic MN - Involuntary - smooth and cardiac MT and glands
Sub classifications of Antonomic MN
Sympathetic-fight or flight (excitatory response)
Parasympathetic-Rest and digest (Relaxation)
Steps to identify Structural Classification
Find Soma (cell body)
Count Number of projections directly from soma.
Name Unipolar, Bipolar, or Multipolar
What does Unipolar mean?
1 projection off soma
typically, afferent
What does Bipolar mean?
two projections directly off of soma
pretty rare only Eyes and Ears
What does Multipolar mean?
Multiple projections directly off soma
Most common in efferent and CNS