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48 Cards in this Set

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CNS
Brain & Spinal Cord
PSN
Nerves
CSN Glial Cells
ependymal cells
Astrocytes
Microglia
Oligodendrocytes
PNS Glial Cells
Schwann Cells
Satelite Cells
Efferent Neurons
Motor
Afferent Neurons
Sensory
Anterograde
cell body to axon terminal
Retrograde
axon terminal to cell body
Nodes Of Ranvier
section of unmyelinated axon membrane between 2 schwann cells
Nernst Equation
describes the membrane potential that would result if the membrane were permeable to only one ion
Nernst Equation
61/Z (LOG) [ion] out/ [ion] in
Goldman-hodgkin Equation
calculates the membrane potential that results if all ions that can cross the membrane
Goldman-hodgkin Equation
Vm = 61 log x Pk[k+]out + PNa[Na+]out + PCl-[Cl-]in/ Pk[k+]in + PNa[Na+]in + PCl[Cl-]out]
Potassium
the only permeable ion
2 Gates
Sodium-Voltage Gated Channels
Sodium Activation Gate
M3
Sodium InActivation Gate
H
Potassium Voltage Gate
N4
At rest
M3-closed
H-open
N4- closed
Leaky K Gates: open
Upstroke
M3- open
H-open
N4- closed
Peak
M3-open
H-closed
N4- begin to open
De-Stroke
M3-open
H- closed
N4- open
Undershoot
M3
H
N4

ALL CLOSED
Absolute Refractory
the point where the channels are all closed
2 things that cause a fast AP
Myelin: changes in voltage
Diameter: surface area
7 classes of Ligands (neurotransmitters)
Acetylcholine
Amines
Amino Acids
Peptides
Purines
gases
lipids
Acetylcholine
-Synapse with Muscles
-Long termed memory storage
Amines
-sleep/wake
-short term memory storage
-stress
amino acids
-easily pass through blood brain barrier
-proteins
peptides
the natural high
addictive
gases
nitric oxide
getting neurotransmitter to block memory
lipids
blood brain barriers
2 ach is enough to activate.......
1 receptor
Amines what are the 4
Histamines
serotonin
dopamine (DA)
norepinephrine
Dopamine (DA) (Amines)
supreses unwanted behavior
Norepinephrine (NE) (Amines)
short term memory
Epinephrine (E) (Amines
flight of fight
stress.
serotonin (Amines)
sleep/wake cycles
depression
Glutamate (Amino Acid)
Primary exhibitor of neurotransmitter of the CNS
GABA (Amino Acid)
Inhibitor in the brain
Glycine (Amino Acid)
Inhibitor in the Spinal Cord
Purines
AMP & ATP
EPSPs
Excitatory Post Synaptic Potential
What is EPSPs?
the synaptic potential is depolarizing
IPSPs
Inhibitory Post Synaptic Potential
What is IPSPs
the synaptic potential is hyper-polarizing
Long Termed Potential
Memory and Learning 3 days!
Long Termed Potential Amino Acid
Glutamate