Nervous System
Neurons
Neuroglia and Myelin
Action Potential
Synapses & Neurotransmitters
100

What are the two main cells types found in the nervous system 

Neurons and neuralgia 


100

What part of the neuron receives signal from other neuron?

Dendrites 

100

Which neuroglia form Myelin in the CNS

Oligodenrocytes

100

What is the resting membrane potential of a neuron?

-70 mv 

100

What is the junction 

Synapse

200

What are the three overlapping functions of the nervous system?

Sensory input, Integration, motor output

200

What is the conducting region of a neuron?

Axon

200

Which Neuroglia form myelin in the PNS 

Schwann cells

200

At what potential is threshold typically reached?

-55 mv 

200

What are the two main types of the synapse based on location 

Axodendritic and Axosomatic 

300

What is included in the CNS?

Brain and spinal cord

300

What are the two types of movement along the axon?

Anterograde and retrograde 

300

What are the gaps between myelin sheaths called 

Nodes of ranvier

300

During depolarization which ion rushes into the cell

Sodium Na

300

What determines which neurotransmitter is released 

Stimulation frequency 

400

What is the term for a group of neurons cell bodies in the PNS?

Ganglia 

400

What is the part of a neuron the receives information?

Dendrites 

400

What type of matter contains nonmyelinated fibers

Gray matter

400

During repolarization which ion exits the cell

Potassium

400

What kind of potential does a neurotransmitter produce on the post synaptic membrane 

Graded potential 

500

What is the term for a group of cell bodies in the CNS?

Nuclei

500

Why can’t neurons divide?

They are amitotic 

500

What is the function of myelin

Increases the speed of impulse conduction 

500

What type of conduction occurs along myelinated axons

Saltatory conduction

500

Name two major classes of neurotransmitters 

Acetylcholine, biogenic amines, amino acids, peptides, purines, gases, or lipids