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Choroid Plexus

Capillary cluster involved in forming cerebrospinal fluid in a brain ventricle

Acetylcholine

Neurotransmitter released by the postganglionic neurons of the parasympathetic divison

Limbic System

This functional complex important in controlling emotional responses

Sympathetic Division

Paravertebral ganglia are associated with this division of the autonomic nervous system

Reticular Foramen

Functional complex extending through the brain stem that helps maintain cerebral cortical ALERTNESS and filters out sensory inputs PREVENTS SENSORY OVERLOAD

Lumbar Puncture/Taps

Remove CSF

Cauda Equina

Collection of nerve roots

Gray matter

Composed of nerve cell bodies UNMYELINATED

White matter

MYELINATED nerve processes

Preganglionic

Conduct impulses from CNS to ganglion, thing and lightly myelinated

Postganglionic

Conducts impulses from the ganglion to visceral effector, thinner and non myelinated (SLOW)

Somatic Neurotransmitter

ALWAYS ACH and excitatory

Preganglionic Fibers

Oculomotor, Facial, Glossopharyngeal, Vagus

Sympathetic Division

FIGHT OR FLIGHT

Acetylcholine

Release ALL preganglionic fibers & ALL parasympathetic post ganglionic fibers

Nonephrenephrine

Released by most postganglionic fibers (ADRENALINE)

Pneumotaxic Center/Nuclei

Control Respiration

Reticular Formation Function

Respiration centers, Cardiac Centers, Vasoconstriction, Coughing/sneezing/swallowing

Association

Another name for interneuron, lie within the CNS

Ventral horn

Motor neuron cell bodies

Ventral root

Axons of motor neurons

Dorsal root ganglion

Gray matter made of sensory neuron cell bodies

Dorsal root

Made of axons, sensory neurons

Schwann Cells in PNS

Insulation

Oligodendrocytes in CNS

Insulation


Astrocytes

SUPPORT (Responsible for brain tumor because they divide by mitosis)

Ependymal cells

Produce CSF by feeding with nutrients

Microglia

Protection (fights away bacteria)

Ganglion

A cluster of neuron cell bodies in the PNS

Tract

A group of nerve fibers that run together in the CNS

Convergence

Type of circuit in which many neurons send input to one postsynaptic neuron

Ethmoid Bone

Cristigale/Cripiform Plate

Alzheimers

Without ACH what happens

Resting Membrane Potential

Electrical charge/potential difference that exsists across the cell membrane

Depolarization

Membrane becomes positive from -70mV, opening sodium channels

Repolarization

Membrane potential returns to resting value -70mV, due to opening potassium channels

Faster impulse conduction

Large Diameter, Myelinated, Hot Temperature, LOW Ca2+ in ECF (HYPOCALCEMIA)


Slower impulse conduction

Hypoxia, Anaesthetics, toxins that block voltage, Metabolic poisons, HYPERCALCEMIA, HYPOKALEMIA

Synapse

Specialized junction between two neurons through electrical activity from one neuron is passed on to the other neuron