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Nervous Tissue 1
Nervous tissue functionCentral and Peripheral Nervous SystemNerve cell histology and classification
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Nervous system functions
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Body’s control centerSensation – awareness of change in body and external evironmentIntregration – interpretation of those changesMotor – response to change via muscle contraction or glandular secretionHomeostasis – acts synergistically with endocrine system
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Divisions and Functional Organization of the Nervous System
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Central nervous system (CNS)Control centerConsists of the brain and spinal cord with tracts and
nucleiSensory input sent to CNS for interpretationOrigin of nerve impulses for action
Nucleus = a collection of nerve cell bodies in the CNS.Tract = bundle of nerve fibers within the CNS
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Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)Connects brain and spinal cord with effectorsConsists of ganglia, cranial nerves, spinal nerves and
peripheral receptors.
Ganglia = a collection of nerve cell bodies in the PNSNerve = bundle of nerve fibers in the PNS
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Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)PNS is subdivided into sensory and motor divisions:
somatic nervous system (SNS) autonomic nervous system (ANS) and the enteric nervous system (ENS)
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Nerve cell types and histology
NeurogliaNeurons
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Neuroglia (glial) cell functionsSupportive and protective cellsCan go through mitosisSurround other nerve cellsLine brain and spinal cord nervesProduce myelinPhagocyticSource of brain cancers
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Types of neuroglia cells
AstrocytesStar shaped, multiple processes, surround and support CNS nerves, attach neurons to blood vessels
Oligodendroglial (oligodendrocyte)Fewer and smaller processes, form tissue between CNS neurons, produce myelin sheath for CNS nerves
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Types of neuroglia cellsMicroglia
Tiny cells, small number of processes, phagocytize pathogens and cell debris
EpendymaEpithelial, single layer, squamous to columnar, ciliated (cerebro-spinal fluid circulation), line ventricles of brain and spinal cord canal
SchwannProduces myelin sheath around PNS nerve axons
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NeuronsVery limited ability to regenerate. No Mitotic ability. Injuries to nervous tissue are severeConduct impulses from one part of the body to anotherProcess relies on copious ATP due to prodigious active transport process mechanisms involved
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NeuronsThree structural components:
Cell body: site of nucleus and other organellesDendrites: several branches or processes that are extensions of the cell body, conduct impulses toward bodyAxon: long thin process, conducts impulses away from cell body
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Neurons
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Types of neuronsSensory – afferentMotor – efferentInterneurons, conduct sensory signal to motor neurons
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