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