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PP 1016-1024. Nervous System Part II. NERVOUS SYSTEM II. TYPES OF NEURONS. sensory – sense organs/receptors to CNS. motor – carry information from CNS to muscles and glands interneurons – connect sensory and motor and carry impulses between them. NERVE IMPULSES. An electrical impulse
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PP 1016-1024 Nervous System Part II NERVOUS SYSTEM II
TYPES OF NEURONS • sensory – sense organs/receptors to CNS. • motor – carry information from CNS to muscles and glands • interneurons – connect sensory and motor and carry impulses between them.
NERVE IMPULSES • An electrical impulse • Resting potential: inactive due to “negatively” charged inside as compared to impulse • Action potential: helps the transmission of an electrical impulse by making inside more “positive”
NERVE IMPULSES • When the impulse reaches terminal neurotransmitters are released into synaptic cleft
Effect of drugs on the nervous system • Drug: chemical compound that affects the body
Drugs may…. • Prevent re-uptake of neurotransmitters • Over stimulation of nervous system • Mimicking neurotransmitters
Sensory Receptors • Neuron that detects stimuli.
Mechanoreceptors • Detect pressure and movement • Sense: Hearing and touch
Thermoreceptor • Detect temperature
Pain receptor • Detect tissue damage
Chemoreceptors • Respond to chemicals • Sense: Smell and taste
Photoreceptor • Respond to variation in light • Sense: sight