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Nurs 617 Exam 3- Questions and Correct
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Functions of the nervous system (4)

✓ - Detecting, analyzing and transmitting information
✓ o Provides foundation for intelligence, anticipation, and judgment
✓ o Controls skeletal muscle movement
✓ o Helps to regulate cardiac and visceral smooth activity



Definition of Neurons

✓ functional cells that conduct impulses to other nerve cells, muscles, or gland cells



Three parts of a neuron

✓ cell body, dendrites, axon



What does the cell body do?

✓ - Soma- nucleus- DNA and genetic codes
✓ - Cell activity
✓ - Metabolic activities



What do dendrites do?

✓ conduct info to cell body
✓ § Extension of cell body that brings info into the cell body



What does the axon do?

✓ Long projections from the cell body (normally only one) that pass nerve impulses


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Function of neuroglial cells

✓ - provide protection, regulate blood flow and metabolic support for the neurons
✓ o Form the myelin sheath from oligodendrocytes and Schwan cells
✓ § Helps with the transmission of electrical impulses along the nerve cells



Neuroglial cells of the central nervous system

✓ oligodendrocytes



Neuroglial cells of the peripheral nervous system

✓ Satellite



What do astrocytes do?

✓ help to form the blood-brain barrier, which prevents the entrance of toxic materials
from the blood to the brain



Major fuel source for the brain?

✓ Glucose



Afferent

✓ sensory- transmit information to the CNS



Efferent

✓ Motor carry information away from the CNS




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Retrograde

✓ axon to cell body



Anterograde

✓ cell body to axon



Resting membrane potential

✓ polarized (no electrical activity occurs = -70 mV)
✓ § Positive outside/ negative inside



Depolarization

✓ sodium channels open- generate electrical impulse= +30 mV)
✓ § Negative outside/ positive inside



Repolarization

✓ permeable to potassium- exit of K-return to resting membrane potential)
✓ - Na close and K open



Absolute refractory

✓ The minimum length of time after an action potential during which another action
potential cannot begin.



relative refractory period

✓ a stronger than usual stimulus is necessary to initiate an action potential



electrical synaptic transmission

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✓ gap junctions- action potentials move rapidlY



Pathway of chemical synaptic transmission

✓ presynaptic release of chemical messenger (neurotransmitters) -> placed in vesicle
within the synaptic cleft-> postsynaptic structures -> neurotransmitter removal



Two amino acid neurotransmitters

✓ Glutamate and GABA



Function of GABA

✓ main inhibitory messenger (vision/motor/anxiety)



function of glutamate

✓ -Most plentiful
✓ - controls cognitive function- memory/learning



Excessive glutamate leads to what disorders?

✓ Alzheimers
✓ Stroke
✓ epileptic seizures



A node of Ranvier

✓ small gap between myelinated segments where axonal membrane is exposed;
increase speed of nerve impulses



Two kinds of neuropeptides


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