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- 3. these neurons carry messages away from the CNS to effector organs
- 5. step in the action potential when Na+ channels open
- 6. type of neuroglial cell that forms the blood-brain barrier
- 8. Na+ channels are opened on the postsynaptic neuron in this type of chemical synapse
- 9. ependymal cells have this structure which moves CSF around
- 10. these nerves originate from the spinal cord
- 11. K+ channels are opened on the postsynaptic neuron in this type of chemical synapse
- 12. acronym for the system of PNS neurons that transmit action potentials from the CNS to skeletal muscles
- 16. these nodes are gaps in the myelin sheath of the axon
- 20. this is a slower type of conduction which occurs in unmyelinated neurons
- 21. the level of stimulus needed to trigger an action potential
- 22. this division of the ANS regulates resting and nutrition-related functions
- 23. type of neuroglial cell that fights infections
- 25. neuroglia found in the PNS
- 26. these neurons carry messages from the sensory organ to the CNS
- 28. part of the neuron that marks the end of the cell body and beginning of the axon
- 29. this type of difference measures the charge across the cell membrane
- 30. this nervous system refers to PNS neurons that transmit messages from the CNS to smooth muscles, cardiac muscles and glands
- 31. neural circuit where several presynaptic neurons transmit signals to 1 postsynaptic neuron
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- 1. bundle of neuron axons and their coverings found outside of CNS
- 2. type of neuron in the CNS that transmits signals from one neuron to another
- 4. ability to undergo an action potential in response to a stimulus
- 7. neuroglia found in the CNS
- 12. the "S" from SMNS
- 13. collections of neuron cell bodies found outside the CNS
- 14. these bring messages into the cell body
- 15. Na+ channels in axon membrane are opened causing Na to diffuse in and make membrane less negative
- 17. the period of time when a new action potential can not be generated
- 18. neural circuit where one input creates many outputs
- 19. these nerves originate from the brain
- 24. number of axons a neuron has
- 25. the type of conduction when the signal jumps from node to node (of Ranvier)
- 27. this division of the ANS generally prepares body for increased energy expenditure