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Mindmap

Nervous

David Mack Englisch

Inhalt der Mindmap

Nervous

  1. Central Nervous System

    • Spinal Chord
      • Relays Information to and From the Body
      • Quick Reflexes
    • Brain
      • Cerebrum
        • Frontal Lobe
          • Controls Conscious Thought, Voluntary Musclel, Speech
        • Parietal Lobe
          • Receives Sensory Impulses, Body Awareness
        • Temporal Lobe
          • Hearing, Smell, Language
        • Occipital Lobe
          • Vision
      • Cerebellum
        • Coordinates Body Movements
      • Thalamus
        • Relay Center
      • Hypothalamus
        • Controls Emotion
        • Temperature Control
        • Interface with the Endocrine System
      • Limbic
        • Basic Emotions
        • Basic Reflexes
      • Brain Stem
        • Midbrain
          • Reticular Activating System
          • Muscle Tone
        • Pons
          • Respiratory Pattern, Depth
        • Medulla Oblongata
          • Controls Respiartory Rate, Heart Rate, Blood Pressure
  2. Neural Tissues

    • Neurons
      • Sensory
      • Nerve Cells
        • Axons
          • Sheathed
          • Unsheathed
        • Synapse
          • Presynaptic
            • Neurotransmitters
              • Synaptic Vessels
          • Synaptic Cleft
          • Membrane of Post Synaptic Cleft
        • Dendrites
        • Neuroglia
          • Astrocytes
          • Ependymal Cells
            • Secrete Cerebrospinal Fluid
            • Enclose Spaces Inside Brain And Spinal Chord
          • Microglial Cells
            • Phagocytize Bacterial Cells and Cellular Debris
          • Oligo Dendrocytes
            • Shwann Cells
              • Nodes of Ranvier
                • Intervals Between Shwann Cells
              • Myelinated Nerves
                • AKA White Matter
                • Action Potential Jumps Between These
      • Interneurons
      • Motor
      • Multipolar
      • Bipolar
      • Unipolar
  3. Peripheral Nervous System

    • Physiology of Sensation
      • Sensory Receptors
        • General Senses
          • Nociceptors = Pain
            • Phantom Pain
              • Pain Where Body Part is No Longer Present
            • Referred Pain
              • Shares Spinal Pathways
          • Thermoreceptors = Temperatures
          • Chemoreceptors = Chemical Levels
          • Mechanoreceptors = Physical Changes
            • Encapsulated Nerve Endings
              • Fewer, Sense Only, Substantial Changes
            • Free Nerve Endings
              • Numerous, Sense Light touch and Small Vibrations
            • Neuropathy
              • Damage of Nerve Endings
                • Weakness, Tremors and Mild Pain
          • Baroreceptors = Automatic Functions
            • Regulates Cardiovascular Functions to Maintain Sufficient Cardiac Output
            • "Stretch" Produced in Great Vessels
        • Special Senses
          • Taste: Mouth
            • Taste Receptors Respond to Primary Taste Sensations
              • Sweet
              • Salty
              • Sour
              • Bitter
          • Smell: Upper Nasal Cavity
            • Olfactory Cells
              • Respond to Chemicals Dissolved in Mucus Covering Cells
              • Transmitted Directly to Cerebral Cortex Without First Being Filtered By Thalamus
                • Close Connection to Emotional Centers in the Brain
                  • Associate Feeling/ Memory with Specific Smell
          • Sight
            • Globe
              • Fibers Tunic (Outermost Layer)
              • Vascular Tunic (Middle Layer)
              • Neutral Tunic/ Retina (Innermost Layer)
            • Lens
              • Focusses Images to See
            • Iris
              • Color of Eye
          • Hearing
            • External Ear
              • Pinna
              • Auditory Canal
            • Middle Ear
              • Tympanic Membrane
              • Malleus
              • Incus
            • Inner Ear
              • Semicircular Canals
              • Stapes
              • Oval Window
              • Vestibular Nerve
              • Cochlear
              • Vestibule
              • Round Window
              • Eustachian (Auditory) Tube
          • Balance: Inner Ear
            • Otoliths
              • Saccule
                • Info From Mass of Fluid to Capture Linear Movements
              • Utricle
                • Monitors Degree of Head Tilt
              • Proprioception
                • Keeps You Upright and Aware of Your Position in Space
    • Anatomy of Peripheral Nervous System
      • Somatic
        • Brain to Voluntary Muscles
          • You Control Ex. Raising your hand
      • Autonomic
        • Sympathetic
          • Fight or Flight
            • Adrenal Gland Produce Adrenaline
        • Parasympathetic
          • Rest and Digest
            • AKA Feed and Breed
            • Lowers Heart Rate, Lower BP, Constricts Pupils, Raise Digestion Rate
      • 12 Cranial Nerves
        • 1. Olfactory
          • Sensory: Smell
        • 2. Optic
          • Sensory: Vision
        • 3. Oculomotor
          • Motor: Muscles of Eyes, Constriction of Pupils
        • 4. Trochlear
          • Motor: Downward Gaze
        • 5. Trigeminal
          • Both: Sensation of Scalp, Forehead, Face
        • 6. Abducens
          • Motor: Lateral Movement of Eyeball
        • 7. Facial
          • Sensory: Motor to Facial Expression
        • 8. Vestibulocochlear
          • Sensory: Hearing and Balance
        • 9. Glossopharyngeal
          • Both: Taste to Posterior Tongue
        • 10. Vagus
          • Both: Motor Function to Soft Palate, Pharynx, larynx
        • 11. Spinal Accessory
          • Motor: Motor to Innervation of Soft Palate, Pharynx
        • 12. Hypoglossal
          • Motor: Motor Tongue and Throat
      • Spinal Nerves
        • 31 Pairs

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Mindmap am Nervous, erstellt von David Mack am 15/09/2016.
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