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Histology

Nervous System

ConceptExplanation
Functions of the nervous Control of body's internal environment to maintain 'homeostasis', Programming of spinal cord reflexes, Memory and learning, and Voluntary control of movement.
soma Neuronal cell body
(T/F) Neuronal cell body(soma), receives signal through dendrites True
(T/F) Axons cannot be 1 meter long False
Neuroglia branched supporting cells in CNS that help with protection, metabolism, and signaling of neurons
Central Nervous System(CNS) Brain and Spinal cord
Peripheral nervous system (PNS) cranial and spinal nerves branching outward from the spinal cord and brain reaching every part of the body
CNS Surrounded by.. bones and cerebrospinal fluid
Dura mater tough outermost connective tissue layer around the CNS
Covers CNS on external surfaces Delicate arachnoid mater and dura
Pia mater adheres to surface of brain and spinal cord
(T/F) Between pia mater and arachnoid mater is subarachnoid space True
Neuron Structure of cell body nucleus, RER (Nissl body) Golgi, lipofuscin granules, neurofilaments , and microtubules.
Dendrite send impulses toward body and have organelles like the cell body except Golgi
(T/F) The Axon Lacks organelles except microtubules and neurofilament True
Neuroglia surround.. neurons, axons, dendrites
(T/F) Neuroglia Don’t conduct impulses or form synapses True
Neuroglia cell types Astrocytes, Oligodendrocytes, Schwann cells, Microglia, and Ependymal Cells
Astrocytes Protoplasmic astrocytes (in gray matter) or Fibrous astrocytes (white matter)
Oligodendrocytes Myelin for axons in CNS
Schwann cells Myelin sheath in PNS
Microglia Small, phagocytosis (monocytes)
Ependymal Cells Neural tube and ventricles of the brain
Myelin sheath Specialized cells -around axons (lipid-rich, insulating sheath)
Nodes of Ranvier Gaps between myelin sheath
(T/F) In PNS, Schwann cells myelinate axons and envelope unmyelinated axons True
(T/F) In CNS, neuroglial oligodendrocyte cells myelinate numerous axons True
Epineurium Dense connective tissue around the entire nerve that surrounds and protect the nerve, deliver vascular supply
Perineurium Connective tissue around a bundle of axons (fascicles) that Surrounds a fascicle (bundle) of axons and delivers vascular supply
Endoneurium Delicate basement membrane surrounding each axon or Schwann cell
Meninges Three membranes covering the neural tube
Only Neuroglia cell that migrated from somewhere other than brain The microglia cell migrated from bone (bone marrow)
Outer thick layer of meninges dura mater
(T/F) there is no Epidural space above dura matter in spinal cord False
Middle layer of meninges arachnoid matter
Inner layer of meninges thin pia
subarachnoid space Cavity present between arachnoid and pia matter
The subarachnoid space is Filled with cerebrospinal fluid(CSF)
Composition of Gray matter neurons, dendrites, and neuroglia
Site of synapse between neurons and dendrites in gray matter
Composition of White matter only myelinated axons, unmyelinated axons, and neuroglia
Created by: satya.benoit
 

 



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