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sensory (afferent)
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carry impulses from special receptors to CNS
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CNS
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brain and spinal cord
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PNS
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cranial and spinal nerves
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motor (efferent)
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From brain or spinal cord to muscles or glands
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Visceral efferent
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CNS --> sm, cm, g INVOL
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Somatic efferent
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CNS --> skel VOL
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Tract
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brain & cord
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Nerves
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in pereph.
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cell bodies
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gray brain=nuclei, cord= horns, periph= ganglia
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schwann cell
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produce myelin in PNS
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Neurilemma
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cells regenerate, many layers = myelin sheath
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oligodendrocytes
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produce myelin in CNS
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astrocytes
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BBB, nutrients to nerve cells
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microglia
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phagocytes
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ependymal cells
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line ventricles
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satellite cells
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dorsal root ganglion
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AFFerent
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from receptor in periph --> CNS
skin, stretch receptors, viscera =press, baro chemo, chemica, special receptors |
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EFFerenT (SE)
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from CNS to skeletal muscl
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Efferent (VE)
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to glands cardiac and smooth musc.
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Gray matter
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ganglion in PNS, grey matter in nuc, gray matter of cord
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somatic
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skeletal muscle
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visceral
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glands, car m, smoo m.
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SKIN
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temp, touch, pressure, pain
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JOINTS & MUS
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propre, kinesthia
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VISCERA
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chemicals, chemo, pain,
barorecep. |
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IPSPs
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HYPER
difficult to fire prevent post from fire GABA, Glycine |
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removal of NT from synapse
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diffusion (away from Synaptic cleft)
Degradation (enzyme deactivates) Reuptake (back into axon) |
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IPSP's
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K+ and Cl- gates are open
Na+ closed |
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EPSP's
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Na+ open
K+ and Cl- closed |
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Cholinesterase
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inactivates ACH (splits to acetate & choline)
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MAO Inhibiters
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hydrolize epinephrine and norepi
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EPSP's
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more + inside
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IPSP's
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more - inside
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Temporal summation
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same location, diff times
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Spatial summation
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diff location, same time
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saltatory conduction
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uneven dist. of voltage gated chann.
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ACH
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causes na+ chan to open
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NT
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dopamine
seratonin Norepi monamine |
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Not enough dopa
Too much |
parkinsins
schizo |
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leakage
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always open
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chemically
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specific NT
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voltage gate
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response to memb. potential
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mechanically
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physical deformation of receptors
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Rest memb pot
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-70 mv
open na+ decr mp open k+ incr mp open cl- incr mp open ca+ decr mp |
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Depolorization/ HYPO
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inside becomes less neg
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Repoloriz
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memb. returns to RMP
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HYPER
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inside becomes more neg
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AP
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do not loose strength
long distances |
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GP
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loose strenght as they travel
only go short distances |
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phases of AP
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1. resting
2. depolor (hypo) 3. repolor 4. hyper |
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AP
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all or nothing
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absolute refract per
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from opening of NA+ gates
until closing of inactivation gates no AP generated 1 way transmission of Nerve impul |
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Relative refract per
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NA+ gates closed
K+ gates open repolorizing occuring strong stimuli can innitiate AP |
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Large axon
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faster impulse
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saltatory conduction
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jumping from one to another
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Sympathetic
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FIGHT or FLIGHT
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Parasymp
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rest and digest
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Large diamater
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short refractory phase 1000 impul. per sec
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Small
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long refract per. 250 impul per sec
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Lower motor neurons
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skeletal muscle
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Upper motor neurons
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in CNS synapse with lower m neur.
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Corticospinal
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initiate volantary movement
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spinothalamic
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pain, temp, pressure
lateral- pain, temp ventral- pressure |
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dorsal column
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fine touch
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spinocerebellur
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propreception
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Afferent tracts
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lateral spinalthalamic tract
1.receptor to cord 2. cord to thalamus 3. thalamus to post central gyrus |
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Spinal nerves
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cervial plexus- phrenic nerve
brachial plexus- radial and ulnar nerve thoracic nerves lumbar pluxes= femoral nerve sacral plexus- sciatic nerve |
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spinal reflex
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1. stimulus
2. receptor 3. affterent neuron 4. cns (interneuron) 5. efferent neuron 6. effector (somatic or vis) 7. response |
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dorsal root
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dorsal root AFFERENT (sensory)
somatic- from skin receptors visceral- from internal organs |
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ventral root
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efferent motor
somatic- to skeletal muscle visceral- to visceral effectors |
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dorsal root
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somatic afferent
visceral afferent |
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ventral root
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somatic efferent
visceral efferent |
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somatic fibers innervate
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skin, joints, skeletal muscle
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visceral fibers innervate
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smooth muscle
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afferent threshold
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higher
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spinocerebellur
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stretch reflex
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rubrospinal
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muscle coordination
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devlopment of brain
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from ectoderm tublar structure to
pF, mM, rH |
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blood circulation to brain
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carotid and vertebral art
no blood 1-2min impairs neural fxn 4 min perm injur |
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forebrain
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Cerebrum, thalamus, hypo
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Midbrain
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sensory & motor tracts
superior& infer collic cerebral peduncles |
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Hindbrain
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Pons, medulla, cerebellum
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cerebral cortex
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all cog fnxs, special senses, speech, volantary control sk musc
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precentral gy
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primary motor area cerebral cortex
all muscle cell bodies here |
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post central gy
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skin sensations
primary somatasensory location |
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more surface of graph
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more cells to interp. sensation
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corpus callosum
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connects 2 hemis
large fiber bundle in brain cut to treat epilepsy |
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FXN of thalamus
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relays sensory info to cerebral cortex
maintains consci. |
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FNX hypo
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body temp, hunger, thirst, glucose level, vision, taste,
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Infundib
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connects puitary and hypo
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midbrain
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pons to dienceph
nuclei & tracts |
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peduncles
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conduct nerve impulses from motor areas to spinal cord, medulla and pons
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substantia nig
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conscious muscle activ.
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pons
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volantary movement,
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medulla
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vomit, cardiac, sneezing, swallowing
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cerebellum
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posture and balence
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intercranial pressure
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to much CSF or cant drain
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Gray matter
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horns
anter= somatic motor lateral= visceral motor poster= sensory |
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White matter
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columns, funiculi, anterior, posterior, lateral
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Polio & ALS
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lower motor neurons
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Quad
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c5 injury
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para
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thoracic injury
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loss of breathing
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above c3
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spinal cord ends
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L2
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devlopment of the brain
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1. arises from ectoderm
2. hollow tube forms 3. cavity filled with csf 4. walls of tube become neural tissue |
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coverings of the brain
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1. dura mater
sub dural space- blood vessles/fat 2. arachnoid sub arachnoid CSF 3. pia mater |
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ventricles
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I & II cerebral hemispheres
interventricular foramen III diencephalon, hypothalamus, thalamus IV hindbrain |
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CSF
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comes from blood vessels (made by choroid plexus)
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arachnoid villi
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takes CSF back into blood
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Blood supply
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2 internal carotid arteries
2 vertebral arteries basilar artery circle of willis |