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functions of nervous system

coordinates all body, transmission of electrochemical signals from body parts to the brain and back to body parts, responsible for all behavior

central nervous system

brain and spinal cord

peripheral nervous system

all neural tissue outside of cans, cranial nerves, spinal nerves, ganglia, peripheral nerves, enteric plexuses, sensory receptors

divisions of the nervous system

afferent division, centrral nervous system, efferent division

neurons

excitable cells that transmit electric signals

neuroglia

supporting cells

four types of cns neuroglia

astrocytes, microglia, oligodendrocytes, ependymal cells

pns neuroglia

satellite cells, schwann cells

astrocytes

form blood brain barrier

microglia

ovoid cells that assist injured neurons and remove debris

ependymal cells

line central cavities of brain + spine, monitor and circulate csf

oligodendrocytes

wrap cans nerve fibers

satellite cells

surround cell bodies in pns, regulate environment

schwann cell

surround nerves, help nerve regeneration

chars of neurons

long lived, high metabolic rate, plasma membrane helps for cell-cell interactions and electrical signaling

neuron classification

somatic and visceral afferent, efferent, interneurons

4 types of neurons

anaxonic, bipolar, unipolar, multipolar

multiple sclerosis

white blood cells attack schwann cells on neurons

fluoxetine

helps with serotonin levels

acetylcholine

muscle, exicittory

glutamate

learning and memory

norepinephreine

arousal, dreaming, and regulating mood, exitatory or inhibitory

dopamine

excitatory, emotion and mood, parkion's

serotonin

inhibitory, emotions, moods, and sleep

enkephalins

relieves pain

gaba

inhibitory, pain perception, valium

endorphins

inhibitory, acts like opiates to block pain

nitric oxide

vasodilation, memory and learning, widespread effects

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