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Nervous Systems VII

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  1. 1Key components of a reflex arc:Sense organ
    Afferent neuron
    Synapse
    Efferent neuron
    Neuro-muscular junction
    Muscle
  2. 2Reflex Arc (6)Generator P
    AP
    EPSP (and IPSP)
    AP
    End-plate P
    AP
  3. 3MOA (7)1. Sense organ generator pt
    2. Stim large enough - aff fires AP
    3. Aff releases neurot at synapse
    4. If neurot bind to R in post-synaptic term then EPSP.
    5. AP propagated along Eff
    6. epsp at end plate = endplate potential
    7. Propagated along muscle generating AP
  4. 4Knee-jerk reflex is an example of aMono-synaptic reflex
  5. 5What's the stimulation?Stretching of the patella tendon
  6. 6What does this cause?Stretching of extensor muscle
  7. 7How is stretch sensed?By muscle spindle
  8. 8What does this activate?Afferent 1a sensory nerve
  9. 9What does this go on to stimulate and how?1a releases excitatory neurot from collaterals which synapse onto excitatory neuromuscular junctions
  10. 10What do these do?Release Ach onto extensor muscle, causes it to contract
  11. 11Where else do collaterals secrete exc neurot?Onto inhibitory synapses
  12. 12What's the result?inhibitory neurot released onto excitatory neuromuscular junction
    Flexo relaxes
  13. 13What's the name of this time of inhibition and excitation?Reciprocal inhibition
  14. 14How does GABA work?Inhibitory neurot
    + Cl- channels
    Lowers AP
  15. 15Polysynaptic Spinal Reflex stimulus standing on tackStimulus + painR in heel
  16. 16MOA flexor contractionSensory afferent neuron collaterals synapse with other neurons in the spinal chord
    Release exc. neurot onto flexor muscle motor neurons
    Flexor motor neurons release Ach onto muscle
    Flexor contracts
  17. 17Why need reciprocal inhibition?Antagonistic pair necessitates reciprocal inhibition
  18. 18Reciprocal inhibitionSensory afferent also releases exc. neurot onto inhib. synapse
    Release inhib neurot onto extensor motor neuron
  19. 19BalanceAs balance needed, sensory neurons communicate w/ interneurons on opposite side of spinal chord
    Activates motor neuron innervating extensor and inhibits flexor
  20. 20What is the knee-jerk test used for?Test if LMN are working

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