2025-02-12T05:37:44+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Neurons</p>, <p>Neurons</p>, <p>Neuroglia</p>, <p>Neuroglia</p>, <p>Neuroglia</p>, <p>ability to conduct electrical impulses, extree longetivity, no cell division, high metabolic rate</p>, <p>Dendrites</p>, <p>Cell body</p>, <p>Axon</p>, <p>Soma</p>, <p>Dendrites</p>, <p>Synapse</p>, <p>astrocytes, ependymal cells, oligodenderocytes, microglia</p>, <p>Astrocytes</p>, <p>Astrocytes</p>, <p>Astrocytes</p>, <p>Ependymal cells</p>, <p>Ependymal cells</p>, <p>Oligodendrocytes</p>, <p>Microglia </p>, <p>Microglia</p>, <p>Satelie cells, Schwann cells</p>, <p>satelite cells</p>, <p>Satelite cells</p>, <p>Schwann cells</p>, <p>Multipolar neurons</p>, <p>Bipolar neurons</p>, <p>Bipolar neurons </p>, <p>sight and smell</p>, <p>Unipolar neurons</p>, <p>Afferent neurons</p>, <p>Efferent neurons</p>, <p>Interneurons</p>, <p>Central nervous system</p>, <p>peripheral nervous system</p>, <p>Peripheral nervous system</p>, <p>sensory neurons</p>, <p>sensory neurons</p>, <p>interneurons</p>, <p>motor neurons</p>, <p>cerebellum</p> flashcards
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  • Neurons

    impulse conducting cells that can transmit electrical signals

  • Neurons

    tiny messenger

  • Neuroglia

    glial cels or glia

  • Neuroglia

    support cells that ensure the neurons are functioning properly; do not conduct impulses

  • Neuroglia

    helpers providing support and protection to the neurons

  • ability to conduct electrical impulses, extree longetivity, no cell division, high metabolic rate

    functions of neurons

  • Dendrites

    receptive regions

  • Cell body

    biosynthetic region and receptive region

  • Axon

    impulse generating and conducting region

  • Soma

    cytoplasm contains all the usual organelles and chromatophilic bodies

  • Dendrites

    functions as receptive sites that conduct signals from other neurons toward the cell body

  • Synapse

    the functional junction and the site of communication between neurons

  • astrocytes, ependymal cells, oligodenderocytes, microglia

    central nervous system

  • Astrocytes

    maintain blood brain barrier

  • Astrocytes

    controlling the levels of neurotransmitter around synapses

  • Astrocytes

    regulate ion and providing metabolic support

  • Ependymal cells

    line spinal chord and ventricles of the brain

  • Ependymal cells

    involved in producing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)

  • Oligodendrocytes

    myelinate CNS axons, provide structural framework

  • Microglia

    brain's immune cells

  • Microglia

    remove dead cells and pathogens by phagocytosis

  • Satelie cells, Schwann cells

    Peripheral nervous system

  • satelite cells

    surrond neuron cell bodues in ganglia

  • Satelite cells

    regulate neurotransmitter levels

  • Schwann cells

    Myelinate neurons in PNS maintenance and regenrations of neurons after injury

  • Multipolar neurons

    one axon and multiple dendrites

  • Bipolar neurons

    quiet messenger of the nervous system

  • Bipolar neurons

    one dendrite and one axon

  • sight and smell

    bipolar neurons help in sensory task such as

  • Unipolar neurons

    involved in tasks lie sensing touch or pressure

  • Afferent neurons

    transmit nerve impulses from effect organs to the spinal cord or brain

  • Efferent neurons

    transmit nerve impulses away from the brain or spinal cord or toward muscles or glands

  • Interneurons

    connect afferent and efferent neurons within the CNS and are responsible for processing information and coordinating responses

  • Central nervous system

    brain and spinal cord

  • peripheral nervous system

    consists of nerves that connect the brain and spinal cord

  • Peripheral nervous system

    automatic nervous system

  • sensory neurons

    all bipolar neurons are

  • sensory neurons

    most unipolar neurons are

  • interneurons

    most multipolar neurons are

  • motor neurons

    some multipolar neurons are

  • cerebellum

    little brain