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Central Nervous system

Made up of Brain and Spinal Cord

Peripheral Nervous System

Made up of Somatic Nervous System and Autonomic Nervous

Intrinsic neurons of CNS

Somata and processes all in CNS

Extrinsic neurons of CNS

Somata in CNS, distal axons in PNS



Somatic NS of Peripheral NS (IN)

sensory receptors; sensory neurons (afferent)



Somatic NS of Peripheral NS (OUT)

Motor neuron fibers (efferent)

Sympathetic Autonomic NS of Peripheral NS

"Flight or Fight" responses

Parasympathetic Autonomic NS

(Body viscera)


Calms, reduces activity, but also stimulates


digestion

Number of Spinal Nerves


...cervical


...thoracic


...lumbar


...sacral


...coccygeal


...per side

8 cervical


12 thoracic


5 lumbar


5 sacral


1 coccygeal


31 per side

Proprioception

Knowledge of position and movemeent of muscles and skeleton (body sense)

1. Fascilulus gracilis

Concious touch sensations from lower body. Carries Proprioceptive information

2. Fasciculus cuneatus (dorsal column)

Conscious touch sensations from upper body. Carries proprioceptive information

3. Dorsal root

Sensory signals into spinal cord.

4. Dorsal root ganglion

contains all unipolar cells that form special receptor endings in periphery

5. Location of motor neurons

N/A

6. Central Canal

Contains cerebrospinal fluid

7. Lateral cortico-spinal tract

Voluntary movements

8. Rubro-spinal tract

Posture control.

9. Lateral spino-thalamic tract

pain and temperature

10. Ventral root

Carries motor axons with signals to muscles

11. Spinal nerve

one of 30 pairs; contains both sensor and motor fibers

12. Spino-cerebellar tract

Non conscious information form skin, muscle, and tendons via spinal circuits to cerebellum (muscle contraction)

Brain is required for spinal reflexes in vertebrates (T/F)

False af

Renshaw cell

"burst-shaping circuit"

Glycergic synapses can be blocked with ...

strychnine

Major Subdivisions of Mammalian Brain

-Forebrain


-MidBrain


-Hindbrain

Subdivisions of Forebrain

-Telencephalon


-Diencephalon

Subdivision of Midbrain

-Mesencephalon



Subdivision of Hindbrain

-Metencephalon


-Myelencephalon



Subdivision of Telencephalon

-Pallium (cortex & fibers)


-Basal Nuclei


-Rhinencephalon

Subdivision of Diencephalon

-Thalamus


-Hypothalamus

Subdivision of Mesencephalon

Tectum

Subdivision of Metencephalon

-Pons


-Cerebellum



Subdivision of Myelencephalon

Medulla

Function of Pallium (cortex & fibers)

-Higher functions


-Abstraction


-Planning

Function of Basal Nuclei

-Learned motor patterns



Function of Rhinencephalon

-Olfaction


- 1/2 of limbic system


-hippocampus (memory organization)

Function of Thalamus

Pre-cortical processing center for all sensory


input BUT olefaction



Function of Hypothalamus

-Core temperature regulation


-Ionic homeostasis


-Control of pituitary with pleasure and


displeasure centers


-hunger, thirst

Function of Tectum

-reflex visual and conscious auditory processing


-cranial nerve nuclei


-reticular formation


-red nucleus substantia nigra

Function of Pons

-Cranial nerve nuclei


-Respiratory centers


-Reticular formation

Function of Cerebellum

Subconscious muscle coordination. Compares intent of basal nuclei with performance of body and makes subconscious corrections.

Function of Medulla

-Cranial nerve nuclei


-Cardiac accelerator centers


-Centers fro vasomotor centers


-Vomiting


-Coughing, salivation


-Reticular formation