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By Reinershine | Updated: Nov 15, 2012
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1.
Accessories of PNS
Schwann Cells
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Surround nerve fibres/myelin sheath
Surround neuron cell bodies in ganglia/insulates around the nervecell body
Satellite Cells
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Surround nerve fibres/myelin sheath
Surround neuron cell bodies in ganglia/insulates around the nervecell body
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2.
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2.
Match
denervation atropthy
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regeneration tube
muscles shrink due to nerve damage
Schwann cells and nurilemma formed near an injury
regeneration tube
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regeneration tube
muscles shrink due to nerve damage
Schwann cells and nurilemma formed near an injury
guide growing axon sprouts back to original target
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regeneration tube
muscles shrink due to nerve damage
Schwann cells and nurilemma formed near an injury
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3.
Motor neurons send signlas to
Affectors
Effectors
Glial
CSF
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4.
Somatic Motor Division
Carries commands to skeletal muscles
Produces muscle contractions under voluntary control
Somatic reflexes (involuntary contractions)
All of the above
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5.
4 accessory cells in CNS
Astrocytes
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Star shaped/feet/BBB
numerous process'/produce myelin sheath/insulates nerves
Ingest microbes and dead neurons/cluster at brain injury site
produce CSF/cilia move CSF
Microglia
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Star shaped/feet/BBB
numerous process'/produce myelin sheath/insulates nerves
Ingest microbes and dead neurons/cluster at brain injury site
produce CSF/cilia move CSF
Ependymal
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Star shaped/feet/BBB
numerous process'/produce myelin sheath/insulates nerves
Ingest microbes and dead neurons/cluster at brain injury site
produce CSF/cilia move CSF
Oligodentrocyte
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Star shaped/feet/BBB
numerous process'/produce myelin sheath/insulates nerves
Ingest microbes and dead neurons/cluster at brain injury site
produce CSF/cilia move CSF
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6.
Another name for sensory division of PNS
Somatic sensory division
Visceral sensory division
Afferent Division
Ganglion
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7.
_________ cells Aide Neurons
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8.
Match
Sensory division of PNS dives into
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Carries signals from receptors in skin muscles bones and joints
Efferent Division
organs or cells that respond to commands from CNS
Somatic Sensory division and Viceral sensory Division
carries sensory signals mainly from viscera of thoracic and abdominal cavaties
Somatic Sensory Division
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Carries signals from receptors in skin muscles bones and joints
Efferent Division
organs or cells that respond to commands from CNS
Somatic Sensory division and Viceral sensory Division
carries sensory signals mainly from viscera of thoracic and abdominal cavaties
Visceral Sensory division
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Carries signals from receptors in skin muscles bones and joints
Efferent Division
organs or cells that respond to commands from CNS
Somatic Sensory division and Viceral sensory Division
carries sensory signals mainly from viscera of thoracic and abdominal cavaties
Motor Division
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Carries signals from receptors in skin muscles bones and joints
Efferent Division
organs or cells that respond to commands from CNS
Somatic Sensory division and Viceral sensory Division
carries sensory signals mainly from viscera of thoracic and abdominal cavaties
Effectors
Select a Match
Carries signals from receptors in skin muscles bones and joints
Efferent Division
organs or cells that respond to commands from CNS
Somatic Sensory division and Viceral sensory Division
carries sensory signals mainly from viscera of thoracic and abdominal cavaties
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9.
Neurons in the CNS may regenerate
True
False
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10.
Match
conduction of signals
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involuntary sterotyped response to stimui
bundles of fibres passing info up and down. information highway between brain and body
spinal nerons recieve input from multiple sources,_____, execute an appropriate response
Central Pattern Generators
Integration signals
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involuntary sterotyped response to stimui
bundles of fibres passing info up and down. information highway between brain and body
spinal nerons recieve input from multiple sources,_____, execute an appropriate response
Central Pattern Generators
Locomotion
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involuntary sterotyped response to stimui
bundles of fibres passing info up and down. information highway between brain and body
spinal nerons recieve input from multiple sources,_____, execute an appropriate response
Central Pattern Generators
Reflexes
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involuntary sterotyped response to stimui
bundles of fibres passing info up and down. information highway between brain and body
spinal nerons recieve input from multiple sources,_____, execute an appropriate response
Central Pattern Generators
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11.
Neurons!
Multipolar neurons
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Bipolar neuron
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Unipolar neurons
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Anaxonic neuron
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Most common neurons ( >99%)
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Found in Retina
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Central/peripheral process'
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
Found in brain and retina
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Multipolar neuron
unipolar neuron
One process extends from cell body then divides (T-like)
one axon, 2 or more dendrites
one axon, one dendrite extending from opposite side of the cell body
Bipolar neuron
Anaxonic neurons
No axon, many dendrites
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12.
Myelin insulates nerve fibres to speed the conduction of electrical signals along axon
oligodentrocytes
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PNS plasma membrane
CNS plasma membrane
CNS oligodendrocytes
PNS Schwann Cells
Schwann Cells
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PNS plasma membrane
CNS plasma membrane
CNS oligodendrocytes
PNS Schwann Cells
Migrate around axon multiple times creating many layers of plasma membrane
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PNS plasma membrane
CNS plasma membrane
CNS oligodendrocytes
PNS Schwann Cells
Contact with many neurons (and capillaries) cannot migrate around axon multiple times
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PNS plasma membrane
CNS plasma membrane
CNS oligodendrocytes
PNS Schwann Cells
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13.
Match to make a neuron
Cell body
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
Dendrites
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
Axon
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
Axon Hillock
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
Myelin Sheath
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
Synaptic Knobs
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
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Where cell body meets axon
Swelling at the ends of axons
Encloses the axon
Specialized to rapidly conduct electrical signals away from the cell body
Recieves signlas from other neurons
One centrally located nucleus
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14.
Which is not a function of a neuron
Secretion
Conductivity
Excitiability
Electrical
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15.
Other names for accessory cells
Supportive cells
Glial cells
Neuroglia
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16.
Sensory neurons being in almost every organ of the body and end in the CNS. Cell body is in PNS, Axon extends into CNS. Which of the following do they detect....
Temperature
Light
Pressure
Chemicals
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17.
Damanged nerve fibres require 2 things to regenerate (PNS only)
Intact body
Intact axon
Intact dendrite
Neurolemma tube
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18.
Which are true about interneurons
Located in PNS
Located in CNS
90% of neurons are interneurons
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19.
Function(s) of the spinal cord
Vertebral support
Intergration of signals
Locomotion
Coducting signals
Reflexes
All of the above
B,d,e
B,c,d,e
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20.
Visceral motor division (Check all that are correct)
Autonomic nervous system
Under involuntary control
Called efferent division
Visceral reflexes
2 divisions-Sympathetic/parasympathetic
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Accessories of PNS
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Motor neurons send signlas to
Somatic Motor Division
4 accessory cells in CNS
Another name for sensory division of PNS
_________ cells Aide Neurons
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Neurons in the CNS may regenerate
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Neurons!
Myelin insulates nerve fibres to speed the conduction of electrical...
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Which is not a function of a neuron
Other names for accessory cells
Sensory neurons being in almost every organ of the body and end in the...
Damanged nerve fibres require 2 things to regenerate (PNS only)
Which are true about interneurons
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