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Nervous System Ch.9

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Basic unit of structure & function of the nervous system Neuron
Sends Info Axon
Nerve Information transmitted in the form of electrical and chemical changes
Nerve Fiber Extension of neuron cell body
Dendrite Receives info as electrochemical messages
Three general functions of PNS sensory, motor, integrative
The motor function of PNS are consciously controlled are part of the _________________ nervous system. Somatic
Supporting cells of the CNS are ________________ cells. Neuroglial
Cells of the CNS that divided throughout life are called ____________. Neuroglial
Common features of all neurons cell body, dendrites (receives info) and axons (send info)
Axons arise from the part of the cell body known as ____________ ______________. Axonal Hillock
Neurilemma is composed of ________________ and _____________________. Cytoplasm and nuclei of the Schwann cells
Based on structure, list the three major groups of neurons Unipolar, bipolar and multipolar
Functionally, neurons maybe classified as ___________, ____________ and _________________. Interneuron, motor and sensory
Junction between two neurons Synapse
Bundle of nerve fibers held together by connective tissue is called a ____________. Nerve
The outer membrane covering the brain that is composed of fibrous connective tissues Pia Mater
Cerebrospinal fluid is found between which two meninges? Pia Mater & Arachnoid Mater
White matter in the spinal cord is composed of myelinated nerve fibers and makes up nerve pathways called tracts. T or F? True
Three major portions of the brain cerebrum, cerebellum and brainstem
The hemispheres of the cerebrum are connected by nerve fibers called the _____________ ______________. Corpus callosum
Function of the Frontal Lobes Control of voluntary muscles and complex problem solving
Function of Parietal Lobes Pain
Function of Temporal Lobes Hearing and recognition of printed work (visual memory)
Function of Occipital Lobes Vision
Dominant brain hemisphere for most of the populations is on the _____________ side. Left
Cerebrospinal fluid is produced by the _____________ ___________. Chordoid Plexuses
Thalamus and Hypothalamus are located in the _________________. Diencephalon
Regulates temperature, heart rate, hunger, fluid and electrolytes Hypothalamus
Produces emotional reactions of fear, anger and pleasure Limbic System
Consciousness is dependent upon stimulation of the _________________. Reticular Formation
Tremors, loss of muscle tone, gait disturbance and a loss of equilibrium maybe damage due to ______________________. Cerebellum
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) has two divisions Autonomic and Somatic
Part of the nervous system that functions without conscious control is the ___________________ nervous system. Autonomic
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