Neural system

Associated with the brain and the spinal cord.

Associated with the tissue outside of the CNS.

Responsible for integrating and processing sensory input, coordinate motor output and is the seat of intelligence, memory and emotion.

This nervous system provides information to CNS and carries the motor commands away from the CNS.

Afferent division (PNS).

Efferent division (PNS).

Smell, taste, vision, balance and hearing are consider into which category of receptors.

Monitor internal organs of cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive and urinary systema are into what category of receptors.

Monitoring skeletal muscles, joints, skin surfaces, position sense and touch are in charge of what receptors.

Nerve cells that are responsible for the transfer and processing of information in the nervous system.

Protect the neuron, isolates neurons, supporting framework for neural tissue, can act as phagocytes.

Neuron. Dendrites. Cell body. Axon. Terminal buttons.

Motor command within efferent division with the somatic nervous system produces a reaction on:

Mark the two division within the Autonomic nervous system. Sympathetic division. Parasympathetic division. Somatic nervous division.

How do you feel when you parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system is working. Calm and relaxed. Stressed and rushed.

You are having a hard exam today, you haven't study well enough, then what division of your autonomic nervous system will be running. Sympathetic division. Parasympathetic division.

Check all the functions of neuroglia. Provide framework for the neural tissue. Maintain the intercellular environment. Act as phagocytes. Have the ability to reproduce. Have the ability to replicate its own cellsa.

Neuroglia cells. PNS. CNS.

This cell has a large number of cytoplasmic processes, controls chemical content of the interstitial environment and mantain the blood brain barrier. ISOLATE THE NEURONS FROM THE GENERAL CIRCULATION. Astrocytes. Microglia.

This cell has cytoplasmic extensios that contacts the somas or axons, these extensions tie axons together in a sheath of myelin. Oligodendrocytes. Microglia.

Microglia: Phagocytic cells that protect the neuron by removing waste and debris. Has extensions that interconnect neurons.

The neuroglia of CNS contains this cells that lines the ventricles of the brain, lines the central canal and monitor de cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) composition. Some of them all secretes the CSF. Ependymal cells. Oligodendrocytes.

This cell of the PNS formas a myelin sheat and are also call neurolemmocytes. Schwann cells. Satellite cells.

This cell of the PNS regulates the exchange of material between the cell vody and the environment. Satellite cells. Schwann cells.

The schwann cells myelinates the whole axon. False. True.

What part of the axon contains the neurotransmitter.

Neurons that have more than two processes but two axons cannot be distinguished from dendrites.

The most type of neuron.

How do you call a neuron that is between the motor and sensory neurons.

The place where to neurons are communicating to each other.

The junction where a neuron is communicating to a fat cell, cardiac and smooth muscle, glands.

Provides faster conduction of electrical signal down axon.

When you see white matter, you are looking at waht part of a neuron.

When you can tell that you see gray matter, you are looking at what part of the neuron.

Are nerves of the PNS white matter? (YES OR NO).

What is the equivalent of a nerve in the CNS (plural).

In the CNS, the collection of soma are called:

The collection of somas in the PNS are called.