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Bio 252 Exam #1 Questions with 100% Correct Answers Already Passed Peripheral Nervous System has 2 divisions - Sensory Division and Motor Division Sensory Division - Somatic Sensory Visceral Sensory Motor Division - Somatic Motor Visceral Motor Rectus Abdominis functional group - Somatic Mo...

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Peripheral Nervous System has 2 divisions - ✔✔Sensory Division and

Motor Division

Sensory Division - ✔✔Somatic Sensory

Visceral Sensory

Motor Division - ✔✔Somatic Motor

Visceral Motor

Rectus Abdominis functional group - ✔✔Somatic Motor

Pain Receptor in skin functional group - ✔✔Somatic Sensory

Stretch Receptor in the bladder functional group - ✔✔Visceral Sensory

Mucus Secreting gland in stomach functional group - ✔✔Visceral Motor

Visceral Motor Division's two divisions - ✔✔Sympathetic division

Parasympathetic division



(digestion, heart rate)

,Neurons are: - ✔✔1) excitable: responsive to external stimuli

2) conductive: electrical signals are propagated

3) secrete: neurotransmitters are released

Neuron's major job of the body - ✔✔To relay signals or decision makers

3 functional groups of neurons - ✔✔1)Sensory neurons (PNS)

2) Interneurons (CNS)

3) Motor neurons (PNS)



*Sensory and Motor neurons can be in CNS

Nissl bodies - ✔✔A patch of rough ER: ribosomes and protein synthesis



Lack centrioles: needed for cell division.



Neurons are sometimes referred to as post-mitotic or amitotic

The axon branches are called:

The movement of signals in axons are: - ✔✔axon collateral

Schwann cells - ✔✔a type of glial cells: the other type of cell that makes up

nervous tissue

, Wraps around the axon and the layers represents the cell's membrane

The axon has many many layers of phospholipids wrapped around it

(schwann cells) making it: - ✔✔Lipid dense



Hydrophobic



Electrically insulated

Microtubule - ✔✔Units of proteins that lead to nucleus

Motor Proteins - ✔✔Dyneins

Kinesins

use ATP to move back and forth among microtubules

- grab other things in the cell

(proteins, mitochondria, neurotransmitters and place them in other parts of

the cell)

anterograde transport

uses____?

Which way does it move? - ✔✔kinesis

move away from soma

retrograde transport:

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