Nervous System

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The nervous system The nervous system Content by Megan McDonald

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Presentation for Cert 4 massage therapy students.

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The nervous systemThe nervous system

Content by Megan McDonald

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CNSCentral Nervous System

Brain Spinal Cord

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PNSPeripheral Nervous System

Spinal Nerves

Cranial Nerves

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CNS

PNS

Afferent(Sensor

y)

Efferent(Motor)

Sense organ

Somatic(voluntar

y)

Autonomic(involunta

ry)

Parasympathetic

Sympathetic

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ActivityActivityMarieb colouring bookChapter 7, Qu.2, Page 132

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Nervous system functionNervous system functionSensory – afferentIntegrative – information

processedMotor - efferent

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Nervous tissueNervous tissueNeurons – Afferent, interneurons,

efferentNeuroglia – supporting cells

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NeuronsNeuronsNerve cellInitiates, propagates and

transmits electrical signals.

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NeuronNeuron

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NeurogliaNeurogliaSupporting cell of nervous systemAstrocytes – metabolic, physical

support; brainOligodendrocytes – myelin forming;

CNSEpendymal cells – produces CSFMicroglia – repair damaged neurons;

CNSSchwann cells – myelin forming; PNS

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Activity 14.3Activity 14.3Marieb colouring bookChapter 7, Qu.7, Page 135Chapter 7, Qu.6, Page 131

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Activity 14.4Activity 14.4Purple book

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Neuron functionNeuron functionStimulus ExcitabilitySynapseAction potential

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Action PotentialAction PotentialResting state – inside cell

membrane is more –ve than outside

Depolarisation – inside membrane becomes +ve

Repolarisation – inside membrane returns to –ve.

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SynapseSynapseNeurons not connected physicallyGaps between neuronsImpulses pass over synapses via

neurotransmitters

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Reflex ArcReflex ArcRapid action without conscious

controlOccurs at spinal cord level

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Reflex ArcReflex Arc

Stimulus

Afferent neuron

Spinal cord

Efferent neuron

Muscle Contracts

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Activity 14.5Activity 14.5Marieb colouring bookChapter 7, Qu.11, Page 137

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Central Nervous SystemCentral Nervous SystemBrainSpinal Cord

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CerebrumCerebrumLeft and right hemispheresHemispheres joined by corpus

callosumGyri – ridgesSulci – groovesFissures – deep groovesLobes – regions of cerebrumCerebral cortex – grey matter

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CerebrumCerebrum

Frontal Lobe

•Personality•Decision making•Co-ordination of complex movements•Speech (L) motor

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CerebrumCerebrum

Parietal Lobe

•Sensation•Proprioception•Understanding of sensation•Speech comprehension

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CerebrumCerebrum

Occipital Lobe

•Vision•Interpreting vision

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CerebrumCerebrum

Temporal Lobe

•Motivation•Emotion•Memory•Hearing

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CerebrumCerebrum

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DiencephalonDiencephalonEnclosed by cerebral

hemispheresThalamusHypothalamusEpithalamusPineal bodyChoroid plexus

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BrainstemBrainstemConnects cerebrum and

cerebellum to spinal cordMidbrainPonsMedulla oblongata

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CerebellumCerebellum“Little brain”Posterior and inferior to

cerebrumPosture and balance

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Basal NucleiBasal NucleiAKA Basal gangliaMasses of neuron cell bodiesLentiform nucleusCaudate nucleusSubstantia nigra

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Activity 14.6Activity 14.6Marieb colouring bookChapter 7, Qu.13, Page 138Chapter 7, Qu.15, Page 138Chapter 7, Qu.16, Page 139Chapter 7, Qu.17, Page 140Chapter 7, Qu.18, Page 141

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CNS ProtectionCNS ProtectionBonyMembranous (meninges)Cerebral Spinal FluidBlood brain barrier

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MeningesMeningesThree layers of tissue form

meningesDura materArachnoid materPia mater

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CSFCSFCerebrospinal FluidContained between Arachnoid

and Pia matersIn subarachnoid spaceFormed by choroid plexusContained in ventriclesNourishment

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Activity 14.7Activity 14.7Purple book

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Spinal CordSpinal CordContinuation of medulla

oblongata31 pairs of spinal nervesConducts afferent and efferent

signalsReflex arc

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PNSPNSPeripheral Nervous SystemCranial NervesSpinal Nerves

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Cranial NervesCranial Nerves12 PairsOriginate in brainPge 149

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Cranial NervesCranial NervesII Olfactory

II Optic

III Oculomotor

IV Trochlear

V Trigeminal

VI Abducens

VII Facial

VIII Vestibulocochlear

I Olfactory

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Cranial NervesCranial NervesII Olfactory

IX Glossopharyngeal

X Vagus

XI Accessory

XII Hypoglossal

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Spinal NervesSpinal Nerves

31 Pairs8 cervical12 thoracic5 sacral1 coccygeal

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Spinal PlexusSpinal Plexus

CervicalLumbosacralBrachialPreserves (some) function in case

of injury

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Somatic Nervous SystemSomatic Nervous System

Conscious controlEfferent impulses – to musclesAfferent impulses – from skin etc

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Autonomic Nervous Autonomic Nervous SystemSystem

Unconscious controlSympatheticParasympathetic

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Activity 14.11Activity 14.11Purple book

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Homework!Homework!Muscle chartAnat family

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