AHS 103 Exam 4 Review – Questions With Verified
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Numbutal, Seconal
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The Central Nervous System is
1 Short acting Barbiturate 2
composed of:
3 Inhibitory Fibers 4 Thalamus
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The Central Nervous brain and spinal cord
System is composed of:
Cerebral Cortex/cerebrum, diencephalon, brain stem,
Parts of the CNS cerebellum, reticular formation, limbic system, spinal
cord
, Largest most upper part, controls voluntary activities
Cerebrum cortex/
(memory, sensation, imagination & learning) broken into
cerebellum
4 lobes
Diencephalon thalamus & hypothalamus
relays messages between lower brain centers &
Thalamus cerebral cortex. regulates sensory impulses including
pain, touch, temperature
regulates body temperature, hunger, thirst, fat
Hypothalamus metabolism, ANS & sleep/awake cycles. it influences
activities essential for life
Brainstem Midbrain, Pons, Medulla Oblongata
Pons Involved with regulation of respirations
Part of the brainstem that controls 3 vial centers;
Medulla oblongata cardiac, vasomotor, respiratory.
-regulates swallowing, coughing & vomiting
Cerebellum Balance & coordination/ equilibrium
a nerve network in the brainstem that regulates motor
Reticular formation
control, cardiovascular control, sleep & wakefulness
Excitatory Fibers Increases degree of alertness
Inhibitory Fibers Causes drowsiness, sleep & loss of consciousness
Involved with emotional & behavioral responses like
Limbic System
fear, anger, sexual arousal, pleasure, anxiety etc
-Brain to PNS: Efferent impulses
Spinal Cord
-PNS to Brain: Afferent impulses
Adverse effects on CNS Headache, palpitations, dysthymias, hypertension,
stimulants: nervousness, nausea
The Peripheral Nervous spinal nerves & cranial nerves / peripheral nerves
System is composed of:
Treats insomnia and Barbiturates
epilepsy:
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Numbutal, Seconal
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The Central Nervous System is
1 Short acting Barbiturate 2
composed of:
3 Inhibitory Fibers 4 Thalamus
Don't know?
Terms in this set (53)
The Central Nervous brain and spinal cord
System is composed of:
Cerebral Cortex/cerebrum, diencephalon, brain stem,
Parts of the CNS cerebellum, reticular formation, limbic system, spinal
cord
, Largest most upper part, controls voluntary activities
Cerebrum cortex/
(memory, sensation, imagination & learning) broken into
cerebellum
4 lobes
Diencephalon thalamus & hypothalamus
relays messages between lower brain centers &
Thalamus cerebral cortex. regulates sensory impulses including
pain, touch, temperature
regulates body temperature, hunger, thirst, fat
Hypothalamus metabolism, ANS & sleep/awake cycles. it influences
activities essential for life
Brainstem Midbrain, Pons, Medulla Oblongata
Pons Involved with regulation of respirations
Part of the brainstem that controls 3 vial centers;
Medulla oblongata cardiac, vasomotor, respiratory.
-regulates swallowing, coughing & vomiting
Cerebellum Balance & coordination/ equilibrium
a nerve network in the brainstem that regulates motor
Reticular formation
control, cardiovascular control, sleep & wakefulness
Excitatory Fibers Increases degree of alertness
Inhibitory Fibers Causes drowsiness, sleep & loss of consciousness
Involved with emotional & behavioral responses like
Limbic System
fear, anger, sexual arousal, pleasure, anxiety etc
-Brain to PNS: Efferent impulses
Spinal Cord
-PNS to Brain: Afferent impulses
Adverse effects on CNS Headache, palpitations, dysthymias, hypertension,
stimulants: nervousness, nausea
The Peripheral Nervous spinal nerves & cranial nerves / peripheral nerves
System is composed of:
Treats insomnia and Barbiturates
epilepsy:
