Peripheral nervous system

1

100

pns connects 

All nerves to cns like sensory receptors, muscle and glands

200

what makes up the pns and what is it "called"

all nerves except for brain and spinal cord and called middleman

300

What is fight or flight called and what does it do 

Sympathetic and it speeds up the metabolic proccess

400

what does parasympathetic stand for? and what does it do

Rest and digest and it brings the body back to homeostasis. 

500

what does the somatic nervous system do 

The somatic nervous system controls voluntary actions via your skeletal muscles.

2

100

what is the autonomic system involved in the control of.. 

The autonomic nervous system is involved in the control of glands, blood vessels and viscera.

200

afferent is....

Efferent is...

and what do they do. give an example

Sensory- info to cns, receiving info thru senses or nerves

Motor- info from cns, muscle movement

300

Efferent PNS two divisions 

Somatic- responsible for conscious, voluntary control of body movements via skeletal muscles and the processing of sensory information

Autonomic nervous system

• Sympathetic: fight or flight

• Parasympathetic: rest and digest

400

The 12 Paris of cranial nerves..

Olfactory- Sensory=smell

Optic-Sensory=vision

Oculuomotor-Motor=eyelid, eyeball movement

Trochlear-Motor= innervates superior oblique muscle, turns eye downward and laterally

Trigeminal-Sensory= Sensation of face/mouth motor=chewing

Abducens-Mtor=turns eye laterally

facial- sensory=taste, Motor= control most facial expressions, secretion of tears and saliva

Vestibulochleaer-sensory=hearing

Glossopharyngeal-Sensory=taste, motor= controls swallowing, secretion of saliva

Vagus- sensory=-sensation from the larynx,pharynx, liver and stomach, motor=movement in thoracic abdominal area

Accesosry- motor=controls trapezuis and sternocleidomastoid muscles

Hypoglossal- motor=movement of tongue muscles

500

The 4 spinal nerve plexuses in superior to inferior order with an example of a nerve in that catergory

Cervical-phrenic nerve

Brachial- radial nerve

lumbar- femoral nerve

sacral- sciatic nerve

3

100

Acute stress vs chronic stress

Acute- small amount pof stress usually resolved quicky

Chronic-bigger amount of stress(sympathetic)

200

nerve cells are

neorons bundled togetther 

300

Autonomatic is 

invollentary activity's like blinkiing, not thinking about doing it 

400

3 types of meninges and what do they all do tg 

Dura matter- outter covering

Arachnoid- middle

Pia matter- inner cover

they enclose the brain

500

Cerebrum is..

Cerebrums functions...

Largest part of brain 

Occipital, temporal, partial, frontol

4

100

Brain stem order

midbrain

pons

medulla

200

Reflex is..

simpilist type of nervous response

300

olfactory is..

optic is..

sensory-smell

sensory-vision

400

Oculomotor is..

trochlear is..

Motor- eyelid, eyeball movemnt

motor- innervates superior oblique muscles and truens every downward and laterally

500

trigeminal is..

sensory- Sensation of face and mouth

5

100

abducens is..

motor- turns eye laterally

200

facial is

vestibulochlear is

sensory- tatse

 motor- controls facial expressions and secrete saliva and tears

Sensory-hearing

300

Glossopharyngeal

sensory-taste motor- controls swalling

400

vagus is

sensory- sensation from pharynyx, larynx, and liver

motot- movemnt within organs of thoracic and abdominal areas

500

accesosry is

Hyppoglossal is

motor-controls trapezeius and sternocleidomastoid muscles

motor movement of tongue muscles