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Neurons
cell send/receive messages
Nerves
bundle of nerve fibers that travel together
Dendrite
receive message
Soma
cell body w/nucleus
Axon
tube like, carries/sends messages to neurons.

myelin sheath - protective coating, speed up. Not on all.
Axon Terminal
End of Axon
Terminal buttons
Synaptic Knobs
Send message to Dendrite of another neuron.
Synapse
One successful message between Terminal buttons and Dendrite.
(lock & key)
synaptic vesicles
carry chemicals

ex. serotonin
neurotransmitters
chemicals
Space, Cleft, Gap
neurotransmitters are released here
Excitatory neurotransmitters
"fire up" send messages on the receiving neuron
Inhibitory Neurotransmitter
"shut down" stop messages to receiving neuron
Acetylcholine
Ach
Arousal, Attention, Alzheimers
Serotonin
Mood, Sleep, Appetite

∨Depression ∧Aggression
Dopamine
Voluntary Movement and sensation

∨Parkinson ∧Schizophrenia
Endorphins
Natural morphine, pain controller
reuptake
neurotransmitters are sucked back in to synaptic vesicle except serotonin, in muscles, which is broken up by enzymes to clear cleft quickly. (SSRI)
Agonist
Enhance neurotransmitter
Antagonist
Block neurotransmitter
Central Nervous System
Brain, Spinal Cord, Neurons
SAME
Sensory (Afferent) neurons- receive & carry messages from senses to spinal cord.

Motor (Efferent) neurons- receive & carry messages from spinal cord to muscles/glands
Temporal Lobe
Auditory Cortex (Liz Ordner)
bottom left
Occipital Lobe
Visual

bottom back
Parietal Lobe
Sensory

top-ish
Frontal Lobe
Personality, Motivation, Decision

1848 Phinenus Frontal Lobotomy