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Receiving end/receptor

Dendrite

Soma

Cell body

Nerve fiber, generates impulse, covered with myelin

Axon

Enlarged cell body area (between cell body and axon)

Axon Hillock

Covers axon (fatty tissue)

Myelin sheath

Myelin sheath gap

Node of Ranvier

Form synapses w/ neurons

Axon terminal

Axon to dendrite

Synapse

Myelination in the CNS

Oligodendrocytes

Myelination in the PNS

Schwann cell

Toward CNS

Afferent

Away from CNS

Efferent

Relay neuron (afferent -> inter -> efferent)

Interneurons

Group of cell bodies in CNS (grey matter)

Nuclei

Group of cell bodies in the PNS

Ganglia

Group of axons in the CNS (white matter)

Tract

Group of axons in PNS

Nerve

5 steps

Sensory


Afferent


Interneuron


Efferent


Effector

Distal end of spinal cord

Conus medullaris

Anchors end of spinal cord to the coccyx

Filum terminale

Web of nerves coming from conus medullaris

Cauda equina

Thickest, toughest, double layered membrane.

Dura mater

Middle, web-like, delicate

Arachnoid mater

Deepest, non-permeable, on brain (inflammation of this layer is meningitis)

Pia mater

Tracts, myelinated axons in CNS, superficial in spinal column, deep in brain

White columns

Nuclei, nerve cell bodies in CNS, deep in spinal column, superficial in brain

Gray commisure

Path of nerve impulse

Dorsal root ganglion


Dorsal root


Dorsal horn


Ventral horn


Ventral root


Covering entire nerve

Epineurium

Covering nerve fasicle

Perineurium

Inner most nerve covering

Endoneurium

Out of spinal cord from neck

Cervical plexus

From upper middle back (shoulders)

Brachial plexus

From low back

Lumbar plexus

From pelvic region

Sacral plexus