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Valencia Dr. Leroy Coleman

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CNS   Central Nervous System which consist of the brain, the spinal cord, and the peripheal  
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PNS   Peripheal Nervous System which includes all nervous tissue outside the CNS  
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Nervous System Consist of 2 Subdivisions   Central & Peripheal  
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Clusters of neuron cell bodies located outside the CNS are called   Ganglia  
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Which functional divisons of the nervous system includes the SNS and ANS   Motor  
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In the PNS,components of the afferent division include   Sensory Neurons  
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Sensory Afferent Division   Somatic and Visceral Sensory Nerve Fibers Conduct impulses from the receptors  
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Motor Efferent Division   Motor Nerve Fibers Conduct Impulses from the CNS effectors (musles and glands)  
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ANS   Autonomic Nervous System  
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Ans Divided into 2 subdivisions   Sympathetic & Parasympathetic  
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Sympathetic   Arises in Spinal Cord Flight of Fight (excited)Increase heartrate, Increased blood pressure  
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Parasympathetic   Arises in Brain Feed or Breed (relaxed)increased digestion, reproduction, urination  
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Brachial Plexuses   Formed by anterior Rami of C5-T1, innervates pectoral girdle, and entire upper limbs  
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Sensory Nervous System   Transmits impulses from the PNS to the CNS includes pain touch pressure and temp  
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Neural Crest   as neural tube forms some of ectodermal cells from the tube migrrate to form several layers of cells  
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Neural Tube   the neural folds approach each other and fuse thus converting the neural plate  
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Mulitipolar Neurons   usually have several dendrites and one axon In brain and spinal cord  
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Bipolor Neurons   one main dendrite and one axonInretina of evey in inner ear and in olafactory  
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Dendrite   Afferent unput or sensoryshort input from another axon at a sunapsis of sensory receptor  
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Axon   Efferent output or motorlongmakes the nerve fiberconvered with axolemma  
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Interneurons   Multipolar. many dendrites. In the cns.Brain communicates with different areas of itself recieves many inputs has many outputs  
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Motor Neurons   Multipolar recieves information from many other interneurons tocause depolarization of the axonsends infoto an effector organ  
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Sensory Neursons   Unipolar one process that is the sourch for both the sensory and motaar end  
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Special Sensory Neurons   Found only in the special sensory prgans eye nose ear  
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Neuroglial Cells of the CNS-GLIAL TYPES (4)   Astocyte, Microglial, Ependymal, Oligodendrocyte  
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Astrocyte   Star Shaped CellsAttached to neurons capillaries and pia mater in CNS Blood Brain Barrier  
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Microglial   Small star shapedReside in CNSeat any debris that makes it past the blood brain barrier  
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Ependymal Cells   Cuboidal to ColumnarLine the Ventricles Cliated to move CSF  
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Oligodendrocytes   Send processes that form thin sheets of the cell forms the white matter of the CNS  
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PNS Support Cells (2)   Satellite & Schwann  
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Satellite Cells   Surround the neuron body of sensory neurons in ganglia  
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Schwann Cells   Make the myelin sheath for groups of axonsUnmyelinated nerves have Scwann Cells that only partially surround the axons  
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Somatic Senses   include tactile sensations touch pressure vibration itch and tickle thermal senstaions warm and cold pain sensationsand proprioceptive sensations  
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Visceral Senses   provide info about conditions within internal organs  
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Unipolar Neurons   dendrites and one axon that are fused together to form a continuous process that emerges from the cell body  
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Spatial Summation   summation of postsynaptic potentials in resonse to stimuli that occur at different lovations in the membrane of a postsynaptic cell at the same time  
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Temporal Summation   summation pf postsynaptic potentials in resonse to stimuli that occur at the same location in the membrane of the postsynaptic cell but at different times  
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Acetylcholine   Best Studied NeurotransmitterReleased by many PNS neurons and bo some CNS neurons. Excitatory  
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Epinephrine   Serve as hormonesCells of the adrenal medulla the inner portion of the adrenal gland release them into bloodExcitatory & inhibitory  
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GABA   found only in CNSControls stimulationAlcohol increases effect  
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Seratonin   Many side effects more in females related to histamine the drug that causes inflammationMainly Inhibitory  
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Dopsmine   more in males feel good hormoneExcitatory & Inhibitory  
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Presynaptic Neuron   A neuron sending info to another  
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Postsynaptic Neuron   A neuron receiving info from another  
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Cervical Plexuses   is formed by the roots of the first four cervical nervessupplies the skin and muscles of the head neck and superior part of the shoulders and chest  
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Lumbar Plexuses   Minimal interminging of fibers in the lumbar plexus. on either side of the firt four lumbar vertebrae the lumbar plexus passes obliquely outward between teh superficial and deep heads of the psoas major muscle  
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Olfactory Nerve   Smell I  
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Optic Nerve   Sight II  
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Oculomotor Nerve   Eye Movements IIISomatic  
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Trochlear Nerve   Pulls Eye Down IVSomatic  
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Trigeminal Nerve   3 Sets of Twins Feel where face is and whats going on V Somatic  
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Abducens Nerve   Lateral Movements of the Eye VISomatic  
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Facial Nerve   Facial Expressions VIIVisceral  
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Vestibulocochlear   Get Info From Ear Equlibrium VIII  
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Glossopharyngeal   Feels our throat and tell what to do IXSomatic & Visceral  
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Vagus   Throat XSomatic & Visceral  
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Accessory   Helps Spinal Nerves Moves Neck XISomatic  
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Hypoglossal   Below tongue affects hyoid musle XIISomatic  
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