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| afferent incoming, efferent - outgoing |
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| consists of incoming pathways, consists of outgoing pathways |
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| carries info to skeletal muscles |
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| carries info to smooth and cardiac muscles |
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parasympathetic
sympathetic |
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| name the 2 divisions of the autonomic nervous system |
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astrocyte
schwann cell
microglia
ependymal cell
oligodendrocyte |
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| part of neuron that conducts messages to the cell body |
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| part of neuron that conducts messages away from the body |
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| type of neuron that only one axon but several dendrites |
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| type of neuron that has one axon and one dendrite |
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| type of neuron that has one single process |
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| complete nerve is sounded by what type of connective tissue |
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| membrane potential of conducting an impulse |
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synaptic knob
synaptic cleft
postsynaptic neuron |
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| three structures that make up a synapse |
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| synaptic knob that has 10,000 sacs that contain what |
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| excitatory for skeletal muscles |
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| neurotransmitters that affects emotion and motor control |
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| most common neurotransmitter in CNS |
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| examples of this are endorphins and eukophalins which have pain relieving effects |
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pons
medulla oblongata
midbrain |
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| three parts that make up the brainstem |
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| produces skilled movements, controls posture |
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| consciousness, emotion, language |
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| 2 things that cerebral cortex does |
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| liquid found in the spacing of the brain |
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| whens the brain fully developed |
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