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UNIT 7 Peripheral NERVOUS SYSTEM
1. Name the 2 DIVISIONS of the Peripheral Nervous System
• CENTRAL brain and spinal cord
• PERIPHERAL all nerves outside
brain and spinal cord 2 branchesSomatic- nerves that
serve skeletal system and sense organs
Autonomic- serve smooth muscles and heart
The 3 parts of a neuron
• Dendrite- conduct impulse toward cell body
• Axon- conduct impulse away from cell body
• Cell body
motor sensory
More on Nerve cells
• PNS axons and dendrites may be coated with a MYELIN Sheath(this speeds conduction)(White matter)
• Gaps between axons and dendrites are called Synapses
NERVE IMPULSE
• Sodium and Potassium Pump
• POLARIZE DEPOLARIZE REPOLARIZE
• Note where charges are and where Sodium and Potassium are in relation to nerve cell
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Nerve Impulse
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2 3
REFLEX
• An automatic, involuntary response
• Examples, heartbeat, breath, swallow, sneeze, vomit
2. 12 Pair of Cranial Nerves
V Trigeminal- teeth
V!! Facial- face
IX Glossopharyngeal- swallow
XII Hypoglossal- tongue
3. 31 Pr of Spinal Nerves
• Cervical Plexus- head, neck, shoulders, upper chest
• Brachial- shoulder, arm, hand
• Lumbar- lower abdominal, thigh, buttock, genitals
• Sacral- thigh, leg, foot
4. 2 Divisions of the ANS
• SOMATIC
Voluntary nerves that serve muscle and bone
• AUTONOMIC
Involuntary nerves that serve internal organs
2 branches
• Sympathetic-emergency fight or flight
• Parasympathetic- normal at rest
Vocab
• Efferent- motor• Afferent- sensory• Myelin sheath- coating on PNS nerves,born with
none, form as we develop, must have to toilet train. Common disorder- MS
• Synapse- gap where axons and dendrites meet but do not touch. Impulse may need neurotransmitter to cross this space. Common diseases- Parkinsons, Huntington, Alzheimers
• Ganglia- mass of nerve cells outside CNS
Vocab Continued
• White Matter- covered in Myelin• Grey Matter- no Myelin• Meninges- protective covering of brain and
spinal cord. Disease- Meningitis• CSF- cerebrospinal fluid, clear• CNS- central nervous system• PNS- peripheral nervous system• ANS- autonomic nervous system
The End