Neurons And Neuroglia

Front 1

Neurotubular epithelium gives rise to these three cell types:

Back 1

1. CNS neurons
2. Neuroglia
3. Ependymal cells

Front 2

Neural crest cells give rise to 2 cell types:

Back 2

1. Spinal ganglia sensory neurons
2. Motor neuron autonomic ganglia

Front 3

Special sensory neurons are shaped like this.

Back 3

Bipolar neurons.

Front 4

Pseudounipolar neurons are found here.

Back 4

Dorsal Root Ganglia

Front 5

C or IV Nerve classification is for what?

Back 5

Unmyelinated pain (slow)

Front 6

I or a Nerve classification is for what?

Back 6

proprioception/muscle spindle

Front 7

I or b Nerve classification is for what?

Back 7

proprioception/golgi organ tendons

Front 8

II a or b Nerve classification for what?

Back 8

Touch pressure and vibration

Front 9

III alpha or sigma Nerve classification for what?

Back 9

Touch pressure temperature and fast pain

Front 10

2 types of macroglia

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1. Astrocytes
2. Oligodendrocytes

Front 11

Phagocytosing cells in CNS of mesodermal origin

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Microglia

Front 12

Which type of astrocyte? -- perivascular feet, primarily in white matter, contribute to blood-brain barrier,

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Fibrous astrocytes

Front 13

Which type of astrocyte? -- mostly in gray matter,

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Protoplasmic

Front 14

Which oligodendrocyte is found in gray matter?

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Perineuronal (satellite)

Front 15

Which oligodendrocyte is found in white matter?

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Interfasicular

Front 16

Cells found around CSF (ventricles), has microvilli, forms choroid plexus.

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Ependymal cells

Front 17

Cells found in WHITE AND GRAY matter, activated by inflammatory processes, shape neuronal circuits

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Microglial cells