A&p Lab 2

Front 1

if you touch a ahot stove w your hand, the sensory (1) in your hand send a singal of pain to the CNS through the afferent nerve fibers of the peripheral nervous system. When the information reaches the CNS and is processed a/an motor response is sent through the efferent nerve fibers of the PNS system to skeletal muscles that are effector

Back 1

receptors

Front 2

if you touch a ahot stove w your hand, the sensory receptors in your hand send a singal of pain to the CNS through the (1)nerve fibers of the peripheral nervous system. When the information reaches the CNS and is processed a/an motor response is sent through the efferent nerve fibers of the PNS system to skeletal muscles that are effector

Back 2

afferent

Front 3

if you touch a ahot stove w your hand, the sensory receptors in your hand send a singal of pain to the CNS through the afferent nerve fibers of the (1) nervous system. When the information reaches the CNS and is processed a/an motor response is sent through the efferent nerve fibers of the PNS system to skeletal muscles that are effector

Back 3

peripheral

Front 4

if you touch a ahot stove w your hand, the sensory receptors in your hand send a singal of pain to the CNS through the afferent nerve fibers of the peripheral nervous system. When the information reaches the CNS and is processed a/an (1) response is sent through the efferent nerve fibers of the PNS system to skeletal muscles that are effector

Back 4

motor

Front 5

if you touch a ahot stove w your hand, the sensory receptors in your hand send a singal of pain to the CNS through the afferent nerve fibers of the peripheral nervous system. When the information reaches the CNS and is processed a/an motor response is sent through the (1) nerve fibers of the PNS system to skeletal muscles that are effector

Back 5

efferent

Front 6

if you touch a ahot stove w your hand, the sensory receptors in your hand send a singal of pain to the CNS through the afferent nerve fibers of the peripheral nervous system. When the information reaches the CNS and is processed a/an motor response is sent through the efferent nerve fibers of the PNS system to skeletal muscles that are (1)

Back 6

effector

Front 7

What are (2) nervous tissue cells that supporting cells of the PNS?

Back 7

(1)satellite (2)schwann

Front 8

What are (4) supporting cells of the CNS?

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(1)oligodencryotes (2)microgilla (3)ependymal (4)astrocytes

Front 9

What are (2) nervous tissue cells that form mylein sheaths?

Back 9

(1)oligodencdryctes (2)schwann

Front 10

What are (2)nervous tissue cells that regulate chemical environment of neurons?

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(1)astrocytes (2)satellite

Front 11

NAME
generate and transmit nerve impulses

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neuron

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NAME
line cavities of the brain and spinal cord; form and move CSF

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ependymal

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NAME
phaogcytes that destroy debris, dead tissue, and pathogens

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microgilla

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NAME NEURON
many processes associated with the cell body

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multipolar

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NAME NEURON
has two cell processes

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bipolar

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NAME NEURON
one short process extends from the cell body and divides

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unipolar

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NAME NEURON
neuron is rare and is the sensory neuron in the eye and nose

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bipolar

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NAME NEURON (2)
functional neuron types that are struturally multipolar neurons

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(1)motor (2)interneurons

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NAME NEURON (2)
neuron type whose cell bodies are in the spinal cord (CNS)

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(1)motor (2)ependymal

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NAME NEURON
neuron type that is structurally either a unipolar neuron or bipolar neuron whose cell body is found in the PNS

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sensory

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NAME NEURON
functional neuron type most prevalent in the CNS

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interneuron

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NAME
contains mylinated fibers

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white matte

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NAME
contains neuron called cell bodies and unmyleinated fibers

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gray matter

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NAME
nerve fibers taht are white in color and conduct nerve impulses faster

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myleninted fibers

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NAME
nerve fibers that are gray in color

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unmyelinated fibers

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NAME
gaps in the myelin sheath

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nodes of Ranvier