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Functions of the nervous system

regulate movement of body parts, regulate secretion from glands, collect info about external and internal environment, maintaining a state of consciousness, stimulate behavior for survival


All req. Rapid transmissions of info

Neuroglia Types

Oligodendrocytes, schwann cells, astrocytes, ependymal cells

Neurons

functional, signal conducting cells

Brain Stem divisions

diencephalon, midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata

Ventricular System parts

Lateral Ventricles, Interventricular Foramen, Third Ventricle, Cerebral Aqueduct, Forth Ventricle

Spinal Cord

Caudal Continuation of medulla oblongata, Gray matter in center (butterfly shape), each segment has a pair of spinal nerves formed by dorsal + ventral roots

Meninges

CT tissue covering of brain and spinal cord, Duramater --> arachnoid mater --> Pia Mater

Pia Mater

Deepest of meninges, delicate membrane that forms a sheath around blood vessels

Arachnoid mater

web-like filaments

Duramater

Tough fibrous covering of CNS, it fills the role of periosteum in crainum, separated from periosteum of vertebral canal by a fat filled space

Sub-arachnoid space

(found in both cranial and spinal meninges) Space between pia mater and arachnoid mater

Pituitary Gland

Hypophysis, ant. and post. lobes separated by paris intermedia

Oligodendrocytes

provide myelin sheath for CNS

Microglia

Macrophage of nervous system

Astrocytes

forms blood-brain barrier

Astr

star

Ependymal cells

epithelial like cells, produces CSF

Schwann cells

myelin producers for PNS

Sulcus

Depression

Gyrus

Raised ridges

Deep depression

Fissure (divides brain into lobes)

cerebellum Follia

"Mulitple folds"

Corpus Callosum

axons crisscrossing, connect right and left hemisphere

Midbrain

Mesencephalon

Later Appertures

Makes CSF go into sub-arachnoid layer

Choroid plexus

Group of capillaries that produces CSF

Plexus

Entanglement

CSF

(cerebrospinal fluid) shock absorption, adds nutrients, removes wastes, clear fluid, some sugar, some salt, can be clinically harvested

Spinal Cord

gray inside (butterfly shaped), white outside as an escape route for axons, bulges (ganglia) only present on dorsal side: holds somas