Neurotransmitter
________ enters synapse, binds to receptors that it fits.
Dendrites
________ are the part of a neuron that is tree- like or "branchy.
Lack of Dopamine
________ leads to Parkinsons disease.
Gilla cells
________ hold neurons in place.
ability of neurons
The ________ to grow back after injury or damage.
ACH
motor movement
Action potential
when neuron fires all or nothing firing
Somatic
Connects our sensory receptors to the skeletal muscles that allow voluntary movement
Somatic
When a bug lands on your arm you swat it
Automatic
Regulates internal organs
Automatic
When you are nervous your glands may produce sweat
Sympathetic
Mobilized bodily resources that increase energy
Parasympathetic
It operates during relaxed states and conserves energy
Synapse
space between neurons
Neurotransmitter
enters synapse, binds to receptors that it fits
Dendrites
the part of a neuron that is tree-like or "branchy"
Gilla cells
hold neurons in place
DAN'S EGG
Dopamine, acetylcholine, norepinephrine, serotonin, endorphins, glutamine, GABA
Dopamine
alertness motor movement
ACH
motor movement
GABA
Inhibiting
GABA
Regulates amount of neurotransmitters that should be involved in the reuptake process
GABA
Slows down information
Action potential
when neuron fires all or nothing firing
Glutamate
A major excitatory neurotransmitter
Glutamate
Sparks neurotransmitter to allow transmission to continue
Serotonin
Neurotransmitter that is targeted by doctors for depression
Neural regeneration
The ability of neurons to grow back after injury or damage
Stem cells
Immature cells that renew themselves and have the potential to develop into mature cells
Afferent
Sensory neurons
Afferent
Receive info Outside back in to CNS
Efferent
Motor neurons
Efferent
Brain tells peripheral system, spinal cord to PNS