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Neuro Part 1

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central nervous system (CNS)

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brain and spinal cord

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Everything outside the brain and spinal cord is part of the

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peripheral nervous system (PNS)

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The input side of the nervous system is

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the sensory system

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The output side of the nervous system

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is the motor system

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The somatic nervous system controls

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<p data-start="700" data-end="721">Conscious control, Skeletal muscle, Voluntary movement</p> <br>

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The autonomic nervous system controls

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smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands

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Two Branches of the autonomic nervous system:

parasympathetic system

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Deals with resting body functioning

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Two branches of the autonomic nervous system:

The sympathetic nervous system

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controls fight or flight response system

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Nervous Tissue

Neurooglia

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specialized cells in the nervous system, these perform support functions

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Four types of Neuroglia or glial cells:

Astrocytes

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metabolic and structural support cells

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Four types of Neuroglia or glial cells:

Microglia

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Remove Debris

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Four types of Neuroglia or glial cells:

Ependymal cells

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cover and line cavities of the nervous system

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Four types of Neuroglia or glial cells:

Oligodendrocytes

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make a lipid insulation called myelin

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Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

Two types of neuroglia cells

Schwann Cells

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make myelin for this system

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Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

Two types of neuroglia cells

Satellite Cells

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Support cells

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What do neurons do?

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Carry out control functions of nervous system

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Neurons

Neuron Body

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Cell metabolism

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Neurons

Dendrites

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receive information from the enviorment

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Neurons

Axon

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Generates and sends signals to other cells

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Neurons

Axon Terminal

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emits signals from the cells

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Neurons

Synapse

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transmits signal to receiving cell

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Classification of Neurons

Sensory Neurons

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input

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Classification of Neurons

Motor Neurons

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output

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Classifications of Neurons

Interneurons(associated neurons)

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communication between neurons

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Bipolar Neuron

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Has two processes, one axon and one dedrite

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Unipolar Neuron

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Has one process, split into central and peripheral projection

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Multipolar

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has many processes, usually one axon and many dendrites

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Depolarization

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more positive, sodium in

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Repolarization

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  • Neutral potassium out

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Hyperpolarization

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More negative, extra potassium out

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cerebrospinal fluid(CSF)

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acts as a shock absorber for both brain and spinal cord

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The brain and spinal ca

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