A&P - Neuron Cell Vocab

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Nervous Functions

sensory input, integration, motor output

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What makes up the CNS?

Brain and spinal cord

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What makes up the PNS?

nerves

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what are the two PNS divisions

sensory (afferent) and motor (efferent)

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what does the sensory (afferent) division of the PNS do?

carry impulses from PNS TO the CNS

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what does the motor (efferent) division of the PNS do?

carry impulses FROM CNS to PNS

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what are the two parts of the motor (efferent) division

somatic and automatic

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what is the function of Neurologia

the supporting cells. teacher and nanny

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What are astrocytes?

in CNS, they connect neurons and capillaries and maintain homeostasis

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what are microglia?

phagocytes that monitor neuron health in CNS

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what are ependymal cells?

line the brain and spinal cavities

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what are oligodendrocytes?

wrap several CNS nerve fibers

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what are schwann cells?

wraps one PNS nerve fibers

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what are satellite cells?

surround neuron cell bodies with ganglia in PNS

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what are axons and dendrites?

axons send signals and dendrites receive signals

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what are dendrites?

branched processes that receive input as graded potentials

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what are axons?

long process that transmit action potentials

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what are myelin sheaths?

formed by Schwann cells or oligodendrocytes around axons that increase impulse speed and protects

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what are the differences between multipolar, bipolar, and unipolar?

multipolar has 3 or more processes, bipolar has 2, and unipolar has 1.