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what are the three types of neurons? What do they do? |
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motor: efferent- transmit impulses away from the CNS sensory: afferent- carry sensory impulses from the peripheral sense organs towards the brain interneurons: link between neurons and other neurons - play an important role in controlling movements |
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what type of neuron is the most common type? |
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olfactory - sense of smell (S) |
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name and function of CNII |
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name and function of CNIII |
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oculomotor - eye movement (M) |
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name and function of CN IV |
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trochlear - eye movement (M) |
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trigeminal - face (S) and jaw (M) |
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abducens - eye movement (M) |
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facial - tongue (S) face (M) |
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name and function of VIII |
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acoustic - hearing and balance (S) |
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glossopharyngeal - tongue/pharynx (S); pharynx (M) |
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spinal accessory - shoulder/arm/throat (M) |
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a collection of nerves that are outside the skull and spinal column |
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where does the PNS carry sensory impulses? motor? |
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sensory from the sense organs to the brain -- motor from the brain to the glands and muscles of the body |
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the PNS has what three types of nerves? how many pairs of each? |
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spinal: 31, cranial 12 and peripheral autonomic nerves |
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which CNs are not concerned with speech, language or hearing? |
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what do spinal nerves control? |
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various bodily activities that are executed with little conscious effort or knowledge -- they transmit motor information from the CNS to the muscles, and carry sensory information from the peripheral receptors to the CNS |
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the autonomic nervous system is viewed as part of which system? |
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what does the autonomic nervous system do? |
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controls and regulated the internal environment of our bodies |
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what does the sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system do? |
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mobilizes the body for fight-or-flight response |
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what does the parasympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system do? |
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helps bring the body back to a state of relaxation |
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T/F: the autonomic nervous system has no direct effect on speech, language or hearing |
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