The nervouse system

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F215 FlashCards sobre The nervouse system, criado por lauratyley em 01-06-2013.
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what type of receptors are present on neuromuscular junctions? nicotinic cholinergenic receptors
explain features of intermediate nuerones many short dendrites synapsising with a number of different nureones, cell bodys in the spinal chord, intergrate infomation from lots of different areas and pass on action potentials to other neurones
what is the significance of exsitory and inhibitory action potentials with regards to the centeral nervouse system the balance between excitiroy and inhibitory action potentials at a synapse of an intermediate nuerone are the deciding factor on whether the intermediate nureones pass on the action potential to other nuerones
Explain the layout of a sensory neurone receptor action potential down long dendrite to cell body and then from cell body to the cns
what nerve do the motor nuerones leave the central nervouse system in the venteral root
what nerve do the sensory nuerones enter the cns in? the spinal nerve through a dorsal root
the automic nervouse system consistes of which neurone? Motor
how does an action potential get from the cns to the automic ganaglia leaves cns in the PREGNAGLIANIC NUERONE which leaves the cns via the venteral root, synapses with the motor nurones in the automic ganglia
The parasympathetic nervouse system comes from which part of the brain? base of the brain, top of the spinal chord, base of the spinal chord
what effect does the parasympathetic transmittor substance have? ` inhibitory
the vagus nerve is another word for the cranial nerve
a large area that the parasympathetic nervous system is involved in is.,. the abdomen/thorax
in the sympathetic nervous system what does acetycholine nuerotransmittor stimulate erector muscle & sweat glands
the effect of the sympathetic nervous system on the alimentary canal the sympathetic nervous system causes the constricition of artieroles supplying blood to the alimentary canal
the effect of the sympathetic nervous system on the gut no blood flow to the gut, no peristalsis, less digestion, no secretions
the effect of the sympathetic nervous system on the liver to convert glycogen which is stored as glucose to use a respiratory substrate and glucose is released
the effect of the parasympathetic nervous system on the gut causes glucose to be converted to glycogen for storage, glucose is taken up by the liver
what are/what is the function of gial cells schwann cells are an example of gial cells. the central nervous system is made of nuerones and gial cells. The function of them is to help nutrients from blood - nuerones. maintain the balance of ions in the cerbro spinal fluid,

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