What electrical signals does the nervous system use?

What are the functions of the nervous systems

Integration occurs in the _________ and ____________

Select what is a part of the central nervous system

True or false? Are the cranial and spinal nerves apart of PNS or CNS?

What are the divisions of the PNS?

Sensory Afferent bring information into the ____

Sensory afferent division is _____ of the spinal because cells carry information.

Motor Efferent Division comes from the ____ side of the spinal cord

Does the sensory afferent have any divisions?

Select the divisions of the motor efferent division

The somatic nervous system controls which muscles?

The autonomic nervous system control which muscles?

True or false? The somatic nervous system is involuntary

Select the divisions of the Autonomic Division

The symphathetic division is also known as the

Select the cells of the nervous system

Select the functions of neurons

Which are more numerous: Glial or neurons?

How many central nervous system glial cells are there?

Select the type of CNS Glial Cells

_____________ are glial cells that maintain tissue around neurons and form the blood-brain barrier

The ________ cells line the brain's ventricles and central canal of the spinal cord

What fluid does the central canal, brain's ventricles, and subarachnoid have?

How many PNS Glial Cells are there?

Select the 2 PNS Glial Cells

True or false? Schwann cells are in the CNS

True or false? The role of the satellite cells is to maintain the PNS interstitial fluid.

Select what soma's components

Most somata is in the ___

__________ occurs in the cell body

Select the processes of a neuron

Select the dendrites electrical signal

Select the axon's electrical signal

Select the parts of the axon

Gaps between the schwann cells are the...

Select the Structural Classification of neurons

where are bipolar neuron found?

the most common neuron is...

All sensory neurons are

select the function classification of neurons

True or false? Intergral neurons are the least common.

Do synapses correlate w/ memory?

What is used to measure the membrane potential

The membrane potential is about _____ of a resting neuron

In the sodium-potassium pump, there are ____ sodium ions and 2 potassium ions

True or false? In a potassium leakage channel, potassium ions will go a low concentration of potassium ions

Where do electrical signals first occur in the neuron?

______________ is when the membrane potential becomes more positive

Select an example of depolarization

In repolarization, the neuron does not return to its resting membrane potential

Select an example of repolarization

Hyperpolarization is when the membrane potential is ______ that -70mV

EPSP is associated with

Neurotransmitters open ______ ion gated channels

In hyperpolarization, do neurotransmitters bind to the same receptor proteins as neurotransmitters in depolarization?

The threshold potential is

Which one allows the membrane potentiak to be near the threshold potential, if the membrane potential is at its resting state?

Waves get ________ in graded potential

If the membrane potential is -65mV, is that hyperpolarization or depolarization?