NEURON TYPES DIVISIONS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM KNOW YOUR

NEURON TYPES DIVISIONS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM KNOW YOUR NEUROTRANSMITTERS 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 KNOW YOUR NEURON KNOW YOUR NEUROGLIALS 100

KNOW YOUR NEURON $100 Name these branches. dendrites

KNOW YOUR NEURON $200 Name this structure. axon

PICTURE THIS $300 Which way does an action potential travel? Choose A or B. A B Direction A

KNOW YOUR NEURON $400 Name these specific structures? Schwann cells

KNOW YOUR NEURON $500 Name the structures below. Nodes of Ranvier

KNOW YOUR NEUROGLIALS $100 Name this neuroglial cell. Satellite cell

KNOW YOUR NEUROGLIALS $200 Name this neuroglial cell. Schwann cell

KNOW YOUR NEUROGLIALS $300 Name the neuroglial cell? Astrocyte

KNOW YOUR NEUROGLIALS $400 Name this neuroglial cell. Ependymal

KNOW YOUR NEUROGLIALS $500 Name this neuroglial cell. oligodendrocyte

NEURON TYPES $100 Name this type of neuron. Bipolar

NEURON TYPES $200 Name this type of neuron. Unipolar

NEURON TYPES $300 Name this type of neuron. Multipolar

NEURON TYPES $400 Name this type of neuron shown in green. Sensory neuron

NEURON TYPES Name this specific red neuron. microtubules Motor neuron $500

DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM $100 Name the 2 main divisions of the Nervous System. Central NS & Peripheral NS

DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM $200 The Central Nervous System is comprised of the _______ and ______. Brain and spinal cord

DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM $300 The efferent peripheral nervous system is divided into what 2 sub- systems? Autonomic and Somatic

DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM $400 The autonomic division of the PNS is divided into what 2 subdivisions? Sypathetic and parasympathetic

DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM $500 You find yourself in a frightful situation. In terms of the sympathetic & parasympathetic nervous system, explain 3 body functions under smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and glands that are altered by EACH system. DAILY DOUBLE. Gland release norepinephrine releases adrenaline also called epinephrine

KNOW YOUR NEUROTRANSMITTERS $100 Choose from list! This NT is found in both the CNS and the PNS. It is involved in the control of skeletal muscle contractions. It stimulates skeletal muscle contraction at the neuromuscular junction. acetylcholine

KNOW YOUR NEUROTRANSMITTERS $200 Choose from list! This NT has its greatest effect in the CNS. It creates a sense of feeling good. Many “entertainment” drugs work by increasing this NT. Lack of it causes Parkinson’s disease. dopamine

KNOW YOUR NEUROTRANSMITTERS $300 Choose from list! This NT is released by the CNS and promotes alertness. Histamine

ACTION POTENTIAL CH 10 SYNAPSES VOCABULARY NERVOUS SYSTEM HISTOLOGY 200 200 200 400 400 400 600 600 600 800 800 800 1000 1000 POTPOURRI

ACTION POTENTIAL $200 A normal resting neuron has a _______ on the outside. Negative Neutral Positive positive

KNOW YOUR NEUROTRANSMITTERS $400 Choose from list! This NT is only found in the CNS and is an inhibitory NT. It leads to sleepiness. The drug LSD blocks this action. On the other hand, certain reuptake drugs can enhance this NT. serotonin

KNOW YOUR NEUROTRANSMITTERS $500 Choose from list! This neuropeptide _______ is excitatory in the CNS leading to pain perception. However, in the PNS this neuropeptide ______ reduces pain by inhibiting the previously mentioned NT. Substance P Endorphins (enkephalins)

ACTION POTENTIAL $400 The sodium potassium pump moves # of these ions to the outside of the cell and moves # of these ions to the inside of the cell. Fill in the specific number and ion name. 3 Na out 2 K in

ACTION POTENTIAL $600 Name the 3 main ions involved in an action potential. Calcium, sodium, potassium

ACTION POTENTIAL $800 What is the SPECIFIC role of calcium in an action potential? It causes the neurotransmitter vesicles to move to the cell edge and undergo exocytosis.

ACTION POTENTIAL $1000 Discuss the relationship between these 3 parts of an ACTION POTENTIAL. Ligand Acetylcholine Sodium Voltage gate DAILY DOUBLE Acetylcholine acts as a ligand on the sodium voltage gate. The ligand causes the gate to open and allows Na to flow into the cell beginning the action potential.

VOCABULARY CH. 10 $200 biological messengers produced by neurons. neurotransmitter

VOCABULARY $400 the initial portion of an axon closest to the cell body where the action potential is started Axon hillock

VOCABULARY $600 White matter versus gray matter Myelinated versus unmyelinated

VOCABULARY $800. _______ potential is a type of membrane change in which the receiving cell membrane is depolarized. excitatory postsynaptic

VOCABULARY $1000 Explain All-or. None Response DAILY DOUBLE . A nerve impulse is an all-or-nothing response, meaning if a neuron responds at all to a nerve impulse, it responds completely.

Nervous System Histology: $200 Question • All of the following are neuroglial cells except: a. schwann cells b. ependymal cells c. microglia d. perikaryons BACK TO GAME

Nervous System Histology: $400 Question Nissl bodies are found _______ a. in the neuroglia b. in the neuronal axons c. in the neuronal cell bodies d. in the neuronal dendrites C) Neural cell bodies BACK TO GAME

Nervous System Histology: $600 Question • Synaptic knobs are found ______ a. in the neuroglia b. in the neuronal axons c. in the neuronal cell bodies d. in the neuronal dendrites b. Neuron axons ANSWER BACK TO GAME

Nervous System Histology: $800 Question • Myelin sheaths in the CNS are produced by the ____. a. astrocytes b. microglia c. oligodendrocytes d. Schwann cells C) oligodendrocytes BACK TO GAME

Nervous System Histology: $ 1000 Question • Neuroglial cells that line the cavities of the brain are the ______. a. astrocytes b. ependymal cells c. microglia d. Schwann cells b) Ependymal cells BACK TO GAME

Synapses: $200 Question • The space between the presynaptic and postsyaptic membranes is called the _____. a. synaptic cleft b. neurotransmitter c. synaptic delay d. synaptic vesicle a) Syaptic cleft BACK TO GAME

Synapses: $400 Question • The presynaptic neuron releases neurotransmitters in response to an influx of _______ ions. a. sodium b. potassium c. calcium d. sodium and potassium c. calcium ANSWER BACK TO GAME

Synapses: $600 Question • IPSPs cause the post synaptic membrane to become more permeable to ____. a. calcium b. sodium c. potassium d. chloride c. potassium BACK TO GAME

DAILY $800 Question DOUBLE Synapses: Explain the process of reuptake The process of when neurotransmitters are transported back into the synaptic knobs of the presynaptic neurons. BACK TO GAME

Synapses: $1000 Question • Generation of an action potential can be inhibited by all of the following except: a. IPSPs b. presynaptic inhibition c. depolarization d. hyperpolarization c. depolarization BACK TO GAME

Mixed Bag: $200 Question • All of the following are found in the PNS except: a. spinal nerves b. cranial nerves c. myelinated axons d. microglia ANSWER BACK TO GAME

Mixed Bag: $400 Question • Association neurons are always _____. a. found in the PNS b. multipolar c. sensory d. efferent b. multipolar ANSWER BACK TO GAME

Mixed Bag: $800 Question • The nodes of Ranvier are found _______. a. in the CNS only b. on dendrites c. on the neuroglia d. on myelinated axons d. On myelinated axons ANSWER BACK TO GAME

Mixed Bag: $1000 Question • The neurilemma is found on the ________. • • a. dendrites of the CNS b. dendrites of the PNS c. axons of the CNS d. axons of the PNS d. Axons of the PNS ANSWER BACK TO GAME

Mixed Bag: $1000 Question • All of the following are true of action potentials except: – a. they exhibit an all or none response – b. they are inhibited by IPSPs – c. they need a threshold stimulus – d. they travel more slowly on myelinated fibers ANSWER BACK TO GAME