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Chapter 9-10

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Nervous system tree   Cns central nervous system the brain and spinal cord  
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Pns peripheral nervous system   Information in and out  
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Somatic nervous system   Voluntary skeletal muscles  
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Autonomic nervous system   Involuntary glands smooth muscle cns and cardiac muscle  
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Symethic   Motor commands sympathy engaged  
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Parasympathetic   Relaxes you floaty  
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Sensory neuron   Has information to cns affrent neuron  
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Motor neuron   Effent neuron  
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Inter-   Interacting neuron internerons brain and spinal cord  
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Dendrites   Neuron makes neurons  
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Axon   Where pass action message down release chemical message  
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Multiple sclerosis   Destruction of myelin sheaths in cns by immune response myelin attack by person antibodies will not get contract will cause fatigue weakness stop atrophy mood problems numb limbs  
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Neuroglia   Provide structure support for neuron said in formation of synapses  
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Cns   Central nervous system  
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Astrocytes   Connects neurons to blood vessels  
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Ollgodendrocytes   Myelinate cns axons  
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Microglia   Phagocytic cell provides structural support  
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ependyma or enedymal cells   Line central canal spinal cord and ventricles of brain and spinal cord covers choroidpiexuses  
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Depolarized   If membrane protentional becomes less negative more positive  
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Hyperporized   Becoming more negative  
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Vesicles trafficking   Tempture drops  
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Opiate drugs   Morphine painkillers from poppy plant  
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Endorphians   Human body produces opiates. Which can be addictive useful for server pain  
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Antagonist   Drug that binds to receptor blocks neurontransmitter binding  
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Agonist   Drug that activates receptor causing action potential or aiding in binding of neurotransmitter  
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Amphetamines   Enhance noriephrine activity elevation alterness and mood  
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Facial expression muscles   small and in the dermis paralysis causes sag found in scalp forehead around the eyes nose mouth and the neck  
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Four major muscles   temporalis, masseter, lateral pterygoid, medial pterygoid  
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TMJ Syndrome Temporomandibular joint   articulation problem between mandibular condyle of mandidble and mandibular fossa of temporal bone  
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Pectoral girdle hip bone muscles   originate on axial skeleton and insert on to clavicle or scapula  
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hamstring group   main function is to bend knees during walking running climbing stairs and jumping  
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Quadriceps group   four separate muscles that fuse into one common tendon patella  
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dendrites   receive input  
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sensory receptors   at the end of neurons determined sensory integrative and motor  
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somatic nervous system   voluntary communicaates to the central nervous system to skeletal muscles causing contraction  
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autonomic nervous system   communicates instructions to the central nervous system that control viscera heart and various glands  
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synaptic cleft   ends of neuron  
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schwann cells   large axons of peripheral neurons in lipid rich sheaths  
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multipolar neuron   many processes arising from it cell body  
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ganglia   nervous tissue in a multipolar neuron  
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bipolar neuron   has two processes from either end  
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interneurons   in the brain and spinal cord rely on information  
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unipolar neuron   cell body with a single process that divides into two branches and functions as a axon  
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motor neuron   conducts impulses from the brain or spinal cord out the effects muscles or glands  
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ependyma   cuboidal or columnar cells in shape and many have cilia  
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satellite cells   small cuboidal cells that surround cell bodies of neurons in ganglia  
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presynapic neuron   sender to the synapse muscle or glandular cell  
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resting potential   not sending impulses  
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membrane potential   potential difference across cell membrane  
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action potential and threshold potential   neurons being depolarized -55 all or nothing response  
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synaptic transmission   released neurotransmitter molecules diffuse across the synaptic cleft and bind to receptors on the post synaptic cell membrane  
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neurotransmitters   neuron system produces 100 different types in the brain alone  
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Acetylcholine   controls skeletal muscle actions  
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norepinephrine`   creates a sense of well being low levels may lead to depression  
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dopamine   creates a sense of well being deficiency in some brain areas associated with Parkinson disease  
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serotonin   primarily inhibitory leads to sleepiness action is blocked by LSD enhanced by selective serotonin rep take inhibitor antidepressant drugs  
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histamine   release in hypothalamus promotes alertness  
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GABA   generally inhibitory  
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Enkephalins   increase during periods of painful stress  
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